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Anthrax Suspect Patients are Recovering

Posted Saturday, 06/13/2009 by admin

Sungguminasa - The health condition of anthrax suspect patients in Maccini Dalle subvillage, Moncongloe village, Gowa district, South Sulawesi, are gradually improving. But until Thursday (11/6), testing of blood samples at the South Sulawesi Health Center Laboratory still hasn’t finished therefore the patients are still as suspects. Head of the Mamuju Community Health Center, Herni Hamid, said the condition of the 11 anthrax suspect patients have improved after treated at the center. “They initially suffered from body-aches, diarrhea, and fever. After we gave them medications, their conditions have improved,” said Herni.
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Poultry Business Owners Protesting Hard Against Possible Importation of Poultry
Anthrax infects 11 villagers

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Scientific Discussion on Swine Influenza

Posted Monday, 05/18/2009 by admin

On Saturday, May 16, 2009, Center for Indonesian Veterinary Analytical Studies (CIVAS), IPB branch of the Indonesian Veterinary Student Association (IMAKAHI), and Student Executive Body (BEM) of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Bogor Agricultural University (FKH-IPB) held a Scientific Discussion on Swine Influenza at the campus of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Bogor Agricultural University in Darmaga. The discussion was attended by almost 200 participants; most of the participants were veterinary students from the faculty. Speakers in the discussion were Dr. Drh. Surachmi Setiyaningsih, MS from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Bogor Agricultural University and Dr. Drh. Darminto from the Research Institute for Veterinary Science (Bbalitvet) Bogor.
A Poultry Slaughterhouse that Meets the Required Standards and is Profitable, What is it Like?
Scientific Discussion on Importation of Meat and Meat Products in Relations with FMD and BSE
Socialization of Veterinary Act Draft

Detection of Avian Influenza Virus in Poultry Arriving at PCFs and Its Environment in DKI Jakarta

Posted Monday, 12/01/2008 by admin

This study is a continuation of a study done by CIVAS in 2007 in DKI Jakarta province. The previous study in 2007 found that 82.4% of Poultry Collecting Facilities (PCFs) in DKI Jakarta province was infected by AI, but it was unable to identify the source of the viruses. This study is a collaboration between CIVAS, Wageningen International - Netherlands, and the Marine and Agriculture Service Office of DKI Jakarta and was conducted in 12 PCFs from July to November 2008.
Avian Influenza Surveillance in Poultry Collecting Facilities in DKI Jakarta Province
Market Sampling
Avian Influenza Inventory

CIVAS 3rd Anniversary Celebration - Seminar

Posted Saturday, 12/20/2008 by admin
To control zoonotic diseases in Indonesia, all stakeholders involved, including the medical profession, veterinary medical profession, public health field, and even the general public must raise concern and awareness on the importance of integrated collaboration for this issue. Therefore, to support such practices, Center for Indonesian Veterinary Analytical Studies (CIVAS) has held a Seminar titled “One Health Concept to Overcome Zoonotic Diseases” at Istana Ballroom, Hotel Salak The Heritage Bogor on Saturday, December 20, 2008.
Performance, Vision and Strategy Seminar: A Tool for Governance Veterinary Services
Indonesian Veterinary Medical Association Seminar
National Seminar - CIVAS 1st Anniversary

Training of Trainer of AI Communication Workshop in Bali

Posted Thursday, 03/13/2008 by admin

Bali is both an island and a province in Indonesia. Majority of the people adopt the Hindu religion and have a homogenous and well-maintained culture. In the world, Bali is a famous tourist site with its uniqueness and cultural art.
When avian influenza struck Indonesia in 2003 and had spread to most parts of Indonesia, Bali was also on of the infected areas. Even in 2007 bird flu had claimed human lives in Bali. As an area that is very dependant on tourism, human cases of bird flu is a high concern because it could cause bad impact on tourism in Bali.
National Avian Influenza Epidemiology Training Workshop in Indonesia
Avian Influenza Epidemiology Training Workshop in Indonesia
Geospatial Technologies in Epidemiology and Incident Management Training

Workshop for Avian Influenza Surveillance Guidelines in Wild Birds

Posted Wednesday, 04/16/2008 by admin
The National Workshop on Development of Strategies and Avian Influenza Surveillance Guidelines in Wild Birds was held on April 14 to 16, 2008, in Bogor. The workshop, which was sited in Hotel Salak the Heritage-Bogor, was collaboration between the National Committee for Avian Influenza Control and Pandemic Influenza Preparedness (KOMNAS FBPI) and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and was also supported by several government and non-government organizations that are concerned and work in the field of wild bird surveillance such as the Indonesian Ministry of Forestry, Indonesia Institute of Science (LIPI), Wetlands International Indonesia Program (Wetlands IP), Wildlife Conservation Society Indonesia Program (WCS IP), Indonesian Ornithologist Union (IdOU), Yayasan Kutilang Indonesia, and Center for Indonesian Veterinary Analytical Studies (CIVAS).
National Workshop on Live Bird Markets/ Traditional Markets in Indonesia
Live Bird Markets

Publication

Posted Wednesday, 05/20/2009 by admin

Title : Rabies Vaccination in 4 Subdistricts in Sukabumi District

Language : Indonesian

Type : pdf

Size : 6.74 MB

 

 

 

Field Trial for Assessment of Avian Influenza vaccination Effectiveness in Indonesia

A. Bouma (1)*, A. Teguh Muljono (2), A. Jatikusumah (2), A.J. Nell (3), S. Mudjiartiningsih (4), I. Dharmayanti (5), E. Sawitri Siregar (6), I. Claassen (7), G. Koch (8) & J.A. Stegeman (9)

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More Articles & Papers
Posted Saturday, 12/06/2008 by admin

Title : Pedoman Penataan Pasar Unggas, Rantai Distribusi Unggas dan Produk Unggas
Language : Indonesian

Type : pdf

Size : 2.68 MB