New World Screwworm: Fact Sheet & SHIC Article 6/10/2026 & USDA NWS Website & SHIC/AASV NWS Webinar (8/4/2026)
New Research Defines ASFV Stability in Feed Held at Three Storage Temperatures
Pen-side ASFV Testing Evaluated in SHIC-Funded Study in Vietnam
SHIC Talk Podcast Offers ASF Update with AASV, NPB, NPPC
August Disease Monitoring Reports
In the latest edition of SHIC Talk, SHIC Associate Director Dr. Megan Niederwerder is joined by NPPC Consultant Dr. Liz Wagstrom, AASV Executive Director Dr. Harry
(Ames, Iowa) — A new report in the journal Transboundary and Emerging Diseases entitled, “Stability of African swine fever virus in feed during environmental storage,” details
Rapid and reliable detection of African swine fever virus infected pigs is critical for successful control. One desirable property of a diagnostic test is the capacity
Olsen, Hill, and Bang elected officers For immediate release: July 11, 2022 Des Moines, Iowa – The Swine Health Information Center welcomed two new board members
2022 Plan of Work adjusted to reallocate budget for new program For Immediate Release: July 5, 2022 Des Moines, Iowa – At their June 29, 2022,
A SHIC-funded report evaluating diagnostic data on porcine circovirus type 3 obtained during 2016-2018 by the University of Minnesota Veterinary Diagnostic Lab has been posted. Under
The Swine Health Information Center welcomed two new board members during their meeting held on June 29, 2022. Kent Bang, Bang Ag Consulting, LLC, Omaha, Nebraska,
At their June 29, 2022, meeting, the Swine Health Information Center Board of Directors voted to proceed with a revision of its 2022 Plan of Work
SHIC Board of Directors Sets New Focus on Finishing Phase Biosecurity
SHIC-Funded Project Examines Growing Pig Site Biosecurity Gaps
SHIC-Funded Morbillivirus Investigation Confirms No US Detection
SHIC-Supported PCV3 Clinical Sign and Pathology Investigation Informs Case Definition Work
SHIC Board of Directors Welcomes Two New Members
July Disease Monitoring Reports
Biosecurity typically focuses most intensely on breeding herd facilities. A group of researchers from Iowa State University, led by Dr. Derald Holtkamp, is looking into growing-pig
The Iowa State University Veterinary Diagnostic Lab received 22 porcine fetuses from six litters originating in Mexico in the spring of 2020. After extensive testing, metagenomic