Although H5N1 remains rare in humans, its detection in cattle has raised alarm among public health experts, prompting calls for closer monitoring of those in direct contact with livestock.
Its mission is to accelerate vaccine innovation for diseases often overlooked by mainstream pharmaceutical companies.
This designation reaffirms WBVR’s critical role in international efforts to improve diagnostic tests, strengthen veterinary services, and develop science-based disease control strategies.
The product is designed to help control multiple bacterial diseases prevalent in freshwater aquaculture.
Because this is an emerging pathogen in cattle, no approved vaccines currently exist.
In recent months, the avian influenza pandemic has resulted in the loss of tens of millions of birds worldwide.
Produced through precision fermentation using a proprietary, non-GMO microbial strain, Safchondro is designed to provide consistent quality, enhanced safety, and superior efficacy.
The Philippine Department of Agriculture recently launched a new ASF vaccine research centre at Central Luzon State University to strengthen the nation’s biosecurity infrastructure.
The staffing cuts are part of a broader federal workforce reduction plan announced by HHS on March 27, aimed at eliminating 10,000 positions to save US$1.8 billion annually.
The launch is timely, given that nearly 59% of American dogs are overweight or obese, according to data from the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention.