Pirbright scientists in partnership with researchers from Australia, Malaysia, and India will develop a prototype vaccine to help control of Nipah virus outbreaks.

This resource offers PEDv containment and biosecurity best practice guidance and training materials for pork producers, transporters, provincial plants, and truck wash facilities.

The Center for Food Security and Public Health at Iowa State University has spearheaded the development of a Secure Pork Supply Plan.

Researchers have discovered a new virus in shaking piglets in Austria, called LINDA-Virus (Lateral shaking Inducing NeuroDegenerative Agent).

Researchers believe that understanding how live pigs are traded between villages and backyard farmers can help health agencies better understand how swine diseases spread.

This resource provides biosecurity recommendations to all pork production stakeholders in the pig farming systems worldwide.

An investigation into the PEDv outbreaks has identified potential vectors for the virus to slip into barns.

A study from Denmark found that a drug-resistant staph carried by pigs is causing severe illnesses in people who have had no contact with pigs or farms.

The Secure Pork Supply Plan seeks to boost communication and coordination of all pork supply chain segments to help producers in the event of a disease outbreak.

Reports from China note that a new subgenotype of Classical Swine Fever virus is responsible for recent outbreaks.