As part of its mission to identify emerging disease threats to the US pork industry, SHIC is monitoring the recent FMDV incursions in the EU, with
The Swine Health Information Center has released its 2025 Plan of Work Research Program Request for Proposals, allocating $1.5 million to fund targeted research addressing critical
SHIC/AASV Webinar on FMDV Incursions in EU: Situation Update and Considerations for US Prevention | SET FOR APRIL 25
SHIC Funds Assessment of Stillborn Piglet Tongue Fluids as Risk-Based Sample
SHIC Wean-to-Harvest Biosecurity: Evaluating Self-Vaccinating Technology for Growing Pigs (Final Report)
SHIC Wean-to-Harvest Biosecurity: Industry-Wide Assessment of Bioexclusion Practices Across US Swine Farms (Final Report)
SHIC Monitoring FMDV Incursion in Hungary: First Outbreak in 50 Years
Slovakia on High Alert: Third EU Country with FMD Outbreak Following Cases in Hungary and Germany
REMINDER: SHIC 2025 Plan of Work RFP Deadline Is April 30
April Disease Monitoring Reports
First occurrence in over 50 years The World Animal Health Information System this morning announced the discovery of foot-and-mouth disease in cattle in Hungary. From their report: Start
SHIC Makes Strategic Investment with 2025 Plan of Work RFP
SHIC-Funded Study Develops Diagnostic Tools for Glaesserella australis
SHIC/AASV Webinar Addresses Practical Approaches for Transportation Biosecurity
SHIC-Funded Study Assesses Tongue Tip Fluids for Value in Growing Pig Disease Diagnosis
SHIC-Funded Study Develops DNA Sensors for Infectious Swine Virus Detection
SHIC-Funded SDRS Analyzes VDL Data to Identify Trends for PCV2 and PCV3
March Disease Monitoring Reports
Research provides critical information and drives innovation to help pork producers as they face emerging disease challenges in their swine herds. Now available, the Swine Health
Swine viral pathogens such as PRRSV and PEDV pose significant economic challenges to the swine industry. The Swine Health Information Center funded a study to investigate
The Swine Health Information Center, in collaboration with the American Association of Swine Veterinarians, hosted a webinar highlighting practical approaches for transportation biosecurity on February 18,
Evaluating whether post-mortem specimens such as tongue tip fluids (TTF) can serve as a viable tool for disease surveillance during the post-weaning stages of pork production
Porcine circoviruses, including porcine circovirus 2 and porcine circovirus 3, have been associated with clinical syndromes in swine, resulting in significant economic losses. To better understand
Glaesserella australis, a newly recognized Gram-negative bacterium species, was isolated from the lung lesions of pigs in Australia in 2018 and in two swine herds in
In April 2013, porcine epidemic diarrhea virus emerged in US pigs for the first time and since then has been an endemic pathogen causing significant production