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| - | ==== Endemic diseases ==== | ||
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| - | Endemic diseases present in Canada vary by species. Prevalence of positive sites for specific endemic diseases on Canadian farms can usually be counted in the hundreds and thousands. | ||
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| - | These diseases are generally managed locally (on the farm) and regionally (provinces). Control activities (C) can be organized without a structured monitoring process (M) or they can be integrated in a more structured monitoring system (CM). | ||
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| - | === Control activities of endemic diseases === | ||
| - | On farm disease control activities (ex: vaccination and treatments) | ||
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| - | === Disease monitoring system for endemic disease management === | ||
| - | Disease monitoring systems for endemic disease management are more complex to build than the systems that do focus on emerging disease detection. | ||
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| - | Some examples of endemic disease monitoring systems | ||
| - | - CDPQ PRRS status monitoring system (> 98% of farms participating).[[https:// | ||
| - | - LEMP (vet school) PRRS sequence monitoring system.[[https:// | ||
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