These non-native animals are more than just a nuisance; they pose a significant biological and environmental threat.

The Elk-Brucellosis Working Group was tasked with coming up with a range of tools that could reduce the prevalence of brucellosis in elk, which could reduce the risk of transmission to livestock ...

More than 20 years later, new science and information reveals the original plan’s assumptions regarding brucellosis transmission were incorrect or have been qualified by additional findings.

"Either brucellosis transmission among elk is becoming more frequent as elk densities increase, or the diagnostic tests are cross-reacting with another pathogen that is increasing in prevalence ...

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What began as a simple headache turned into a life-threatening infection for a 25-year-old woman until doctors discovered the ...

Pet parents may not notice anything until the disease has progressed significantly. Dogs may show signs like blood-tinged ...

The herd started with 10 bison in 2015 and the program has grown to where it can produce 25 to 30 calves annually to give to Native American tribes.

The survey included hypothetical situations based on risk of brucellosis transmission, public access and acceptability of tools to stop it.

Game and Fish brucellosis biologist Scott Smith said the 200 head of elk normally winter on Riley Ridge and just east of the ridge from mid-November until the end of April.

This similarity suggests brucellosis transmission events. Both wild boar and hare can be considered reservoirs of brucellosis. In Northern Germany, persistent B. suis bv. 2 foci were detected, as well ...

Dairy cattle brucellosis is a chronic bacterial disease, which is caused by Brucella abortus and mainly characterized by abortion in dairy cattle. With the rapid development of breeding industry of ...