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History of the UK epidemic 2001

Photographs of British farms and farmworkers after the Foot and Mouth Disease epidemic of 2001

- newly published 2002 -

"Foot and Mouth: The Aftermath"

A collection of photographs
by Ian Geering
review

Foot and Mouth Disease - Facts: AVIS Human infection & clinical effects: British Medical J.

Foot and Mouth Disease Virus (FMDV)
Virus strains: Type O Pan-Asia (FAO) BBC FAS S. America

Life cycle: FMD virus Survival: pH sensitivity

FMD in: Africa 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
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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

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