Russian studies could help

摘要

AS a follow-up to a 2005 brucellosis vaccine workshop held by the U.S. Animal Health Assn. (USAHA), two USAHA committee chairmen recently attended a brucellosis conference in Serpuknov, Russia. Glenn Plumb, chief of the branch of natural resources atYellowstone National Park and chair of the USAHA Committee on Brucellosis, and Rick Wilier, Arizona state veterinarian and chair of the Committee on International Standards, participated in the international workshop titled, "Brucellosis as a Trans-Boundary Infection of Animals & Humans that Needs to be Managed by Cooperative Efforts of Different Countries."