Translations:Basic Field Epi: Course Resource Book/222/en: Perbedaan revisi
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{{example|Why did Jembrana disease appear in Bali? What was special about Bali for this disease to occur there? | {{example|Why did Jembrana disease appear in Bali? What was special about Bali for this disease to occur there? | ||
| + | Jembrana disease is an unusual viral disease of Bali cattle caused by Jembrana disease virus (JDV). The first outbreak occurred in 1964. We don't know exactly how the initial infection occurred but there were several events that occurred shortly before the first outbreak that may have acted as causes: | ||
| + | * A ship containing cattle was reported in the area. Could this ship have introduced one or more infected animals onto Bali? | ||
| + | * There had been a vaccination program in parts of Indonesia the previous year to vaccine cattle against FMD. Could the vaccine have been contaminated with JDV? | ||
| + | * Mount Agung volcano erupted in 1964 killing many people and contaminating pasture with volcanic ash. Could this event have contributed in some way to the appearance of JDV infection?}} | ||
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Why did Jembrana disease appear in Bali? What was special about Bali for this disease to occur there? Jembrana disease is an unusual viral disease of Bali cattle caused by Jembrana disease virus (JDV). The first outbreak occurred in 1964. We don't know exactly how the initial infection occurred but there were several events that occurred shortly before the first outbreak that may have acted as causes:
- A ship containing cattle was reported in the area. Could this ship have introduced one or more infected animals onto Bali?
- There had been a vaccination program in parts of Indonesia the previous year to vaccine cattle against FMD. Could the vaccine have been contaminated with JDV?
- Mount Agung volcano erupted in 1964 killing many people and contaminating pasture with volcanic ash. Could this event have contributed in some way to the appearance of JDV infection?