Emerging infectious diseasesEcologyPeer-reviewed journal article
Promising effects of duck vaccination against highly pathogenic avian influenza, France 2023-24
Claire GuinatiD, Lisa FourtuneiD, Sébastien LambertiD, Eva Martin, Guillaume Gerbier, Andrea Jimenez Pellicer, Jean‐Luc GuériniD, Timothée VergneiD
Abstract
Highly pathogenic avian influenza causes significant poultry losses and zoonotic concerns globally. Our assessment of duck vaccination in France predicted that 314-756 outbreaks were averted in 2023-24, representing a 96-99% reduction in epizootic size, likely attributable to vaccination.
- Citations
- 24
- FWCI
- 13.08
- Field percentile
- top 1%
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