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Makita, K.Tsutsumi, A.Kadowaki, H.Tsuji, A.Nogami, T.Matsuo, Y.Watari, M.Kim, Y.Ishida, Y.[Collaborative response to the 2010 foot and mouth disease outbreak in Miyazaki, Japan between veterinary and psychiatry experts]Collaborative response to the 2010 foot and mouth disease outbreak in Miyazaki, Japan between veterinary and psychiatry experts

Purpose: In Japan, the Standard of Rearing Hygiene Management (SRHM), which stipulates biosecurity measures for livestock producers to comply with, was strengthened in 2011, after outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease and avian influenza. However, some producers still do not comply with some items ...


Makita, K.Nakahara, Y.Watanabe, T.Tamura, Y.Ito, H.Asakura, S.[Socio-economic factors influencing biosecurity measures of livestock producers in Japan]Socio-economic factors influencing biosecurity measures of livestock producers in Japan

Japan enjoys a rabies-free status but needs risk assessment in dogs and wildlife populations. This study was conducted to develop a method to estimate red fox population using feces counts. To develop this method we needed to determine: 1) where foxes defecate, 2) where they make dens, and 3) fin...


Maita, K.Yokozawa, T.Uraguchi, K.Makita, K.[Developing a method for estimating red fox population from feces count in Nemuro Peninsula, Japan]Developing a method for estimating red fox population from feces count in Nemuro Peninsula, Japan

Purpose:In Japan, rabies has been eradicated in 1957 after introducing current Rabies Prevention Act, and has not occurred ever since. However, vaccination coverage and dog registration stipulated in the act fell dramatically due to the weakened public interest in rabies caused by the long lasted...


Kadowaki, H.Makita, K.Hampson, Karen J.Yamada, A.[Assessment of current Rabies Prevention Act in Japan using infectious disease modelling]Assessment of current Rabies Prevention Act in Japan using infectious disease modelling

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