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<p><b>Halaman baru</b></p><div>'''Aggregation point surveillance''' is conducted at places where animals are brought together, such as at abattoirs, livestock markets, or dipping facilities. Animals that are sent to the aggregation point tend to be healthier than the general population, so the results may show a ‘healthy animal bias’. If disease is found in any of the samples, it can be hard to trace back to find where the animal came from. Aggregation point surveillance can provide estimates of prevalence of certain diseases (recognising the possibility of bias). It can provide a way of monitoring the progress of a disease control program. Aggregation point surveillance can also assist in providing confidence in freedom from certain diseases.</div>FuzzyBot