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PHT special report: Don't let immunosuppressive diseases compromise broiler performance

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Don't let immunosuppressive diseases compromise broiler performance

Immunosuppressive diseases such as IBDV, Marek's and reovirus can compromise a bird's ability to fight off secondary infections. Keeping them in check becomes even more critical as poultry companies reduce or eliminate antibiotics. Poultry Health Today talked with disease experts about the importance of managing immunosuppression in broiler flocks.

Pathways to protection: How one vaccine decision can affect options for managin...

Broiler operations want to provide the best disease protection for the least cost, but deciding which vaccines to use and when can be a daunting task.

Monitoring field strains key to successful vaccination against IBDV

By Daral J. Jackwood, PhD, Professor, The Ohio State University

AL2 variants now account for more than half of IBDV field isolates in broilers

DISCOVERIES, Issue 10: AL2 variants now account for more than half of the infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV) field isolates in broilers, according to the results of a 5-year survey.

Robust challenge studies demonstrate efficacy of new recombinant vector vaccine...

DISCOVERIES, Issue 12: A new recombinant vector vaccine provides early protection against variant, classic and very virulent infectious bursal disease viruses, robust challenge studies demonstrate.

Marek’s disease vaccination needed now more than ever

By Guillermo Zavala, DVM, MAM, MSc, PhD, Dipl. ACPV Adjunct Professor, University of Georgia President, Avian Health International, LLC Flowery Branch, Georgia (USA)

Sanderson vet: Keeping up with variant reovirus strains remains challenging

Poor uniformity, lameness and reduced water consumption are tip-offs that broilers may be infected with variant reovirus.

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