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A review of recent research on Theileria parva: Implications for the infection and treatment vaccination method for control of East Coast fever.

Transboundary and emerging diseases - 1 Mar 2020

Bishop Richard P, Odongo David, Ahmed Jabbar, Mwamuye Micky, Fry Lindsay M, Knowles Donald P, Nanteza Anne, Lubega George, Gwakisa Paul, Clausen Peter-Henning, Obara Isaiah

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The infection and treatment (ITM) live vaccination method for control of Theileria parva infection in cattle is increasingly being adopted, particularly in Maasai pastoralist systems. Several studies indicate positive impacts on human livelihoods. Importantly, the first detailed protocol for live vaccine production at scale has recently been published. However, quality control and delivery issues constrain...

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PMID: 32174044
DOI: 10.1111/tbed.13325

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