Rinderpest is a cattle disease that for centuries felled herds in Europe, Africa and Asia, and caused periodic human famine.

From the beginning of the outbreak on July 1 to now, a total of 1,267 cases of measles have been confirmed in 38 states so ...

That’s because rinderpest is an epizootic, an animal disease. The name means “cattle plague” in German, and it is a relative of the measles virus that infects cloven-hoofed beasts, including ...

That’s because rinderpest is an epizootic, an animal disease. The name means “cattle plague” in German, and it is a relative of the measles virus that infects cloven-hoofed beasts, including ...

It appears that there is now a possibility of completely eradicating rinderpest from South Africa, not, however, by means of the bile method—which was originally introduced by Koch, and appears ...

The CAHWs also demonstrated for Ethiopian government workers and the Tufts veterinarians their indigenous knowledge on rinderpest symptoms and patterns of transmission.

A global effort has eradicated the cattle disease rinderpest, which caused the starvation of millions of people, making it the second disease after smallpox to be wiped out by humankind, world ...

Symptoms include fever, diarrhea, breathing problems, dehydration, and weight loss. The FAO estimates that 90% of a flock can be infected, of which 70% could die. For any farmer -- let alone an ...

Rinderpest afflicts cattle, yaks, wildebeest and buffaloes but can also cause milder symptoms in cloven-footed animals, including sheep and goats.

That’s because rinderpest is an epizootic, an animal disease. The name means “cattle plague” in German, and it is a relative of the measles virus that infects cloven-hoofed beasts, including ...

That’s because rinderpest is an epizootic, an animal disease. The name means “cattle plague” in German, and it is a relative of the measles virus that infects cloven-hoofed beasts, including ...