WOAH urges coordinated global action on poultry vaccination against avian influenza

In the State of the World’s Animal Health report WOAH expresses its concerns about HPAI outbreaks spilling over to non-poultry species.
In the State of the World’s Animal Health report WOAH expresses its concerns about HPAI outbreaks spilling over to non-poultry species.
The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) has launched its first-ever State of the World’s Animal Health report, positioning vaccination as a critical pillar in the fight against transboundary diseases, including highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI). Released just ahead of WOAH’s 92nd General Session in Paris, the report marks a significant step toward establishing a global baseline for animal health, biosecurity and veterinary system resilience. WOAH director general Emmanuel


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