Economics of animal vaccination.

Reducing Anthrax Infection in Man through Animal Vaccination in Iran

ارزیابی تاثیر واکسیناسیون بروسلوز در جمعیت دامی کشور بر میزان موارد بروز تب مالت در جمعیت انسانی ایران

 Background: Brucellosis is an important zoonosis that constitutes a serious hazard to public health. Control and eradication programmes have been implemented in many countries where brucellosis exists. Vaccination is the best method for controlling the infection and this must be the first step for the elimination of the disease. In Iran, Malta fever was first recognized in 1932 and con...

Incidence rate of rabies vaccination delay after dog bite in Guilan province

Abstract Introduction: Rabies vaccination after animal bite is the most important method for prevention of rabies. Delay in rabies vaccination increases the risk of rabies after animal bites. Objective: This study aimed to determine incidence rate of rabies vaccination delay after dog bite and its related factors in Guilan province. Methods: In this cross-sectional descriptive analytical study ...

ارزیابی اثر برنامه واکسیناسیون دام ها علیه تب مالت بر میزان بروز انسانی آن در استان همدان از سال 1381 لغایت 1387

Introduction & Objective: Brucellosis is an important zoonosis considered a serious hazard to public health . Human brucellosis is caused by one of the four species of the brucella genus: B. melitensis is principally found in goats and sheep, B. abortus in cattle, B. suis in swine and B. canis in dogs. Vaccination of young animals, is a strategy to decrease the incidence rate of brucellosis i...

Anthrax in South Africa: Economics, Experiment and the Mass Vaccination of Animals, c. 1910–1945

During 1923, the South African government began to issue free vaccine for the immunization of cattle against anthrax. Five years later, it introduced compulsory annual vaccination in parts of the Transkeian Territories, an area reserved for occupation by Africans. Thereafter, the state sought to extend both compulsory and discretionary vaccination. In 1942, scientists at the government’s Onders...