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Christensen et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Scenario tree model for animal disease freedom framed in the OIE context using the example of a generic swine model for Aujeszky's disease in commercial swine in …

Christensen et al., 2016

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1825617858476123913
Author
Christensen J
Vallières A
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Preventive veterinary medicine

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Abstract “Freedom from animal disease” is an ambiguous concept that may have a different meaning in trade and science. For trade alone, there are different levels of freedom from OIE listed diseases. A country can: be recognized by OIE to be “officially free”; self-declare …
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