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Surveillance and monitoring of disease (view source)
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An example of a surveillance campaign currently in place is that for infection with the bacteria ''Brucella abortus'' in Great Britain. All animals imported from countries without 'Official Brucellosis Free' status are tested for the pathogen upon entry, and all animals within Britain are tested routinely for the pathogen, using milk or blood tests. If positive animals are detected, appropriate action is taken to ensure that the country remains free from infection.<br>
An example of a surveillance campaign currently in place is that for infection with the bacteria ''Brucella abortus'' in Great Britain. All animals imported from countries without 'Official Brucellosis Free' status are tested for the pathogen upon entry, and all animals within Britain are tested routinely for the pathogen, using milk or blood tests. If positive animals are detected, appropriate action is taken to ensure that the country remains free from infection.<br>
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