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Classical Swine Fever

Occurrence: Eradicated and notifiable in some countries

Age affected: All ages

Photo: Ananmnŏse – VDB-WVI

Effects: Fever, inappetence, death, may be nervous signs, diarrhoea, abortion, mummies

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Chinese pigs killed by mix of infections

Local research recently showed that pigs dying in six Chinese provinces have been struck by a mix of infections, being a combination of CSF, PRRS and PCV.

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Bulgarian pig industry limps to EU accession

The Bulgarian livestock industry is facing some difficulties with the country's accession to the European Union in view, in the beginning of 2007.

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Swine fever suspected at Indian college farm

A college farm in the South of India has most probably been infected by swine fever, research suggests.

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Conference on CSF prevention in Germany

A conference to be held this month in Germany aims to learn from the latest swine fever outbreak in the country, earlier this year.

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CSF blocks exports into EU

Romania and Bulgaria are not allowed to trade either live pigs or pork to other EU countries until at least October 2007.

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No permission yet to cull Indian CSF pigs

Veterinary authorities in the South-Indian city of Thrissur are waiting for permission to cull pigs after the animals were tested positive on Classical Swine Fever (CSF).

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