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Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) photos & resources
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History of the UK epidemic 2001
Clinical Lesions - Photos
Ageing of foot and mouth disease virus lesions: Royal Veterinary College
Cattle: USDA
DEFRA German
Cattle & Pigs:
Ecuador
Pigs: USDA Garth
Goat & Sheep: Wageningen
Sheep: DEFRA All species: DEFRA free videos
- newly published 2002 -
"Foot and Mouth: The Aftermath"
A collection of photographs
by
Ian Geering
review
Foot and Mouth Disease - Facts
Review
Vesicular diseases (USDA)
AVIS
Cost (AnimalNet)
Scientific literature (RCVS)
Human infection & clinical effects: British Medical J. World Health Organisation WHO
Virus Life Cycle, Transmission, Physical/Chemical susceptibility, Biogeographical data: comprehensive database
Foot and Mouth Disease Virus (FMDV)
Structure: FMDV
1 FMDV 2 FMDV 3
Virus strains: Type O Pan-Asia (FAO) USDA BBC FAS
S. America
Virology (Pirbright)
Life cycle: FMD virus
Survival:
pH sensitivity
USDA
Biosecurity & Disinfection
UK approved disinfectants Advice DEFRA USDA DEFRA biosecurity videos - free download
Foot and Mouth Disease Epidemiology
World-wide Foot-and-Mouth: FAO Epidemiology (in Dutch) FMD in: Africa Argentina
EU reports on FMD situation : Vaccination in Turkey
Controls in S. Africa
Paraguay
The Geographical Structure of Epidemics
by Professor Peter Haggett, University of Bristol, U.K.- The Geographical Structure of Epidemics is an accessible and in-depth examination of the ways in which geographical and environmental concepts can enhance our knowledge of the ways in which epidemics spread through human populations, written by a leading expert with over 30 years' experience in the field.
* Epidemics as Diffusion Waves * Epidemics on Small Islands
* Global Origins and Dispersals * Containing Epidemic Spread
More Details
EU opinion on vaccination + FMD control measures: Standing Veterinary Committee
Cause of crisis? - abattoir closures, intensive farming: European Commission
History of FMD in UK 2001
