News - Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network says strict adherence to biosecurity protocols has given Canada an edge in dealing with Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea.

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network says advance warning has given Canada an advantage in dealing with Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea.

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network says biosecurity protocols implemented on Canadian farms over the past three to four years have given the Canadian pork industry an edge in dealing PED.

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network says truck traffic coming from the U.S. and now local truck traffic from infected areas in Ontario pose the greatest risk for the spread of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea.

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network says early identification and timely response will be critical to containing the spread of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea if the virus makes its way into Canada.

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network says as the number of swine veterinarians submitting swine health information to the network grows the level of confidence in the data will increase.

Data collected through the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network has shed new light on the patterns of influenza infection within Canadian Swine Herds.

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network reports levels of strep suis infection within Canadian swine herds changed little from the first to the second quarter of 2013.

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network reports pork producers that have remained diligent with biosecurity have been successful in keeping their farms free of Brachyspira.

The manager of the Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network’s management team says swine health professionals are prepared to respond in the event a Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea outbreak in the U.S. spreads to Canada.