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They Cull Your Herd. What Do You Actually Get?

If your herd is culled to control disease, you are paid for the animals — but not for the business…

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Trauma, Trust and Biosecurity: Why Epidemiological Recovery Is Not the Same as Preparedness for the Next Emergency

Biological emergencies end epidemiologically long before they end socially. This flagship analysis defines the Recovery Gap — and proposes a…

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After the Cull: Foot-and-Mouth Disease, Rural Trauma and the Long Memory of Outbreak Control

Twenty-five years after Britain's 2001 foot-and-mouth epidemic, the technical lessons have largely been learnt. The unfinished task is treating trust,…

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Five Outbreaks, One Veterinary System: Why Europe’s Animal-Health Preparedness Needs to Plan for Simultaneous Crises

At different points across the continent, Europe's veterinary authorities are managing African swine fever, avian influenza, sheep and goat pox,…

Analysis

Outside the System, Inside the Risk: What Europe’s Animal-Disease Pressure Means for the UK After Brexit

Europe's animal-health problems do not stop at the English Channel. The UK now sits outside the EU's institutional architecture for…

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