Quarantine for African swine fever introduced on part of the territory of the Yaroslavl region

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The human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) may be comparable in severity to influenza and CORONAVIRUS. This is the conclusion reached by Singaporean researchers collaborating as part of the PREPARE program, according to the press service of the Singapore General Hospital. Scientists conducted three studies to assess the severity of the disease, the risk of cardiac complications, and its long-term...

As of October 21, 2025, the restrictions were lifted due to an improvement in the clinical situation on farms. Specialists conducted the necessary laboratory tests and treatment procedures, confirming the absence of infected animals. As a result, livestock owners can now freely sell MILK and MEAT , as well as transport animals outside their communities.......

In the village of Yasnaya Polyana, domestic chickens in seven homes have been infected. The quarantine will remain in effect until further notice, and the presence of unauthorized persons in the village, as well as the import and EXPORT of pets, is prohibited. Authorities have also decided to cull all infected birds to prevent further spread of the infection.......

A quarantine was imposed in February 2022 after cases of the disease were detected on a local farm. Bovine leukemia is a viral disease that can significantly reduce livestock productivity and negatively impact farm economies. Throughout the quarantine, veterinary services worked actively to control and eradicate the disease, conducting regular inspections and testing of animals. The lifting of the...

October 7, MINSK . One in 30 people worldwide suffers from psoriasis. Svetlana Yakovleva, a dermatovenereologist at the Outpatient Dermatovenereology Department No. 3 of the Minsk City Clinical Center of Dermatovenereology, discussed prevention methods and proper treatment, a BELTA correspondent reports. "One in 3......