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http://www.oie.int/wahis_2/public/wahid.php/Reviewreport/Review?page_refer=MapEventSummary&reportid=16819
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
FDA PART 589 -- SUBSTANCES PROHIBITED FROM USE IN ANIMAL FOOD OR FEED
VIOLATIONS OFFICIAL ACTION INDICATED OAI UPDATE DECEMBER 2014 BSE TSE PRION
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
National Scrapie Eradication Program November 2014 Monthly Report Fiscal
Year 2015
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Evidence for zoonotic potential of ovine scrapie prions
Scrapie from sheep could infect humans with 'mad cow disease', study finds
*** HUMAN MAD COW DISEASE nvCJD TEXAS CASE NOT LINKED TO EUROPEAN TRAVEL
CDC ***
Sunday, November 23, 2014
*** Confirmed Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (variant CJD) Case in Texas
in June 2014 confirmed as USA case NOT European
the patient had resided in Kuwait, Russia and Lebanon. The completed
investigation did not support the patient's having had extended travel to
European countries, including the United Kingdom, or travel to Saudi Arabia. The
specific overseas country where this patient’s infection occurred is less clear
largely because the investigation did not definitely link him to a country where
other known vCJD cases likely had been infected.
Sunday, December 14, 2014
ALERT new variant Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease nvCJD or vCJD, sporadic CJD
strains, TSE prion aka Mad Cow Disease United States of America Update December
14, 2014 Report
Saturday, December 13, 2014
Terry S. Singeltary Sr. Publications TSE prion disease
for my files...tss
Diagnosis and Reporting of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Singeltary, Sr et al. JAMA.2001; 285: 733-734. Vol. 285 No. 6, February 14,
2001 JAMA
snip...
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From: Terry S. Singeltary Sr.
Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2014 11:39 AM
Subject: [BSE-L] ROU 20-06-14 OIE Alert - Alerta - Alerte - Bovine
spongiform encephalopathy - Encéphalopathie spongiforme bovine - Encefalopatía
espongiforme bovina (atypical BSE L-type)
From: oie-info-web@oie.int
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2014 11:10 AM
Subject: ROU 20-06-14 OIE Alert - Alerta - Alerte - Bovine spongiform
encephalopathy - Encéphalopathie spongiforme bovine - Encefalopatía espongiforme
bovina
English PDF reports Français Rapports PDF Español informes PDF
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy ,Romania Information received on
20/06/2014 from Dr Cristian Duicu, Director General, National Veterinary and
Food Safety Authority for General Sanitary Veterinary Department, Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, Bucharest , Romania
Summary Report type Immediate notification Date of start of the event
06/05/2014 Date of pre-confirmation of the event 09/06/2014 Report date
20/06/2014 Date submitted to OIE 20/06/2014 Reason for notification First
occurrence of a listed disease Manifestation of disease Sub-clinical infection
Causal agent Prion (atypical BSE L-type) Nature of diagnosis Laboratory
(advanced) This event pertains to the whole country
New outbreaks Summary of outbreaks Total outbreaks: 1 Outbreak Location
CLUJ ( Deusu, Deusu, Chinteni ) Total animals affected Species Susceptible Cases
Deaths Destroyed Slaughtered Cattle 1 0 0 0 Outbreak statistics Species Apparent
morbidity rate Apparent mortality rate Apparent case fatality rate Proportion
susceptible animals lost* Cattle ** ** 0.00% **
* Removed from the susceptible population through death, destruction and/or
slaughter; ** Not calculated because of missing information;
Epidemiology Source of the outbreak(s) or origin of infection Unknown or
inconclusive Epidemiological comments The investigation is ongoing.
Control measures Measures applied Movement control inside the country No
vaccination No treatment of affected animals Measures to be applied No other
measures
Diagnostic test results Laboratory name and type Institute for Diagnosis
and Animal Health ( National laboratory ) Tests and results Species Test Test
date Result Cattle western blot 09/06/2014 Positive Laboratory name and type
Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency (AHVLA), Weybridge, United
Kingdom ( OIE’s Reference Laboratory ) Tests and results Species Test Test date
Result Cattle immunohistochemical test 12/06/2014 Positive Cattle western blot
12/06/2014 Positive
Future Reporting The event is continuing. Weekly follow-up reports will be
submitted.
Encéphalopathie spongiforme bovine ,Roumanie Information reçue le
20/06/2014 de Dr Cristian Duicu, Director General, National Veterinary and Food
Safety Authority for General Sanitary Veterinary Department, Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, Bucharest , Roumanie
Résumé Type de rapport Notification immédiate Date de début de l’événement
06/05/2014 Date de pré-confirmation de l´événement 09/06/2014 Date du rapport
20/06/2014 Date d'envoi à l'OIE 20/06/2014 Raison de notification Apparition
pour la première fois d’une maladie appartenant à la liste de l'OIE
Manifestation de la maladie Infection sub-clinique Agent causal Prion (ESB
atypique type L) Nature du diagnostic Tests approfondis en laboratoire (i.e.
virologie, microscopie électronique, biologie moléculaire, immunologie) Cet
événement se rapporte à tout le pays
Nouveaux foyers Récapitulatif des foyers Nombre total de foyers : 1
Localisation du foyer CLUJ ( Deusu, Deusu, Chinteni ) Nombre total d'animaux
atteints Espèce(s) Sensibles Cas Morts Détruits Abattus Bovins 1 0 0 0
Statistiques sur le foyer Espèce(s) Taux de morbidité apparent Taux de mortalité
apparent Taux de fatalité apparent Proportion d'animaux sensibles perdus* Bovins
** ** 0.00% **
* Soustraits de la population sensible suite à la mort, à l´abattage et/ou
à la destruction; ** Non calculé par manque de données;
Epidémiologie Source du/des foyer(s) ou origine de l´infection Inconnue ou
incertaine Autres renseignements épidémiologiques / Commentaires L'enquête est
en cours.
Mesures de lutte Mesure de lutte appliquées Restriction des déplacements à
l'intérieur du pays Pas de vaccination Aucun traitement des animaux atteints
Mesures à appliquer Aucune autre mesure
Résultats des tests de diagnostics Nom du laboratoire et type Agence des
Laboratoires vétérinaires et santé animale (AHVLA), Weybridge (Royaume-Uni) (
Laboratoire de référence de l’OIE ) Tests et résultats Espèce(s) Test Date du
test Résultat Bovins examen immunohistochimique 12/06/2014 Positif Bovins
western blot 12/06/2014 Positif Nom du laboratoire et type Institut de
diagnostic et de santé animale ( Laboratoire national ) Tests et résultats
Espèce(s) Test Date du test Résultat Bovins western blot 09/06/2014 Positif
Rapports futurs Cet événement se poursuit. Des rapports de suivi
hebdomadaires devront être envoyés.
Encefalopatía espongiforme bovina ,Rumania Información recibida el
20/06/2014 desde Dr Cristian Duicu, Director General, National Veterinary and
Food Safety Authority for General Sanitary Veterinary Department, Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, Bucharest , Rumania
Resumen Tipo de informe Notificación inmediata Fecha del inicio del evento
06/05/2014 Fecha de pre-confirmación del evento 09/06/2014 Fecha del informe
20/06/2014 Fecha de envio del informe a la OIE 20/06/2014 Motivo de la
notificación Aparición por primera vez de una enfermedad de la Lista de la OIE
Manifestación de la enfermedad Infección sub-clínica Agente causal Prion (EEB
atípica tipo L) Naturaleza del diagnóstico Pruebas de diagnóstico de laboratorio
avanzadas (ej. virología, microscopía electrónica, biología molecular e
inmunología) Este evento concierne todo el país
Nuevos focos Resumen de los focos Número total de focos: 1 Localización del
foco CLUJ ( Deusu, Deusu, Chinteni ) Número total de animales afectados Especies
Susceptibles Casos Muertos Destruidos Sacrificados Bovinos 1 0 0 0 Estadística
del foco Especies Tasa de morbilidad aparente Tasa de mortalidad aparente Tasa
de fatalidad aparente Proporción de animales susceptibles perdidos* Bovinos **
** 0.00% **
* Descontados de la población susceptible a raíz de su muerte, destrucción
o sacrificio; ** No calculado por falta de datos;
Epidemiología Fuente del o de los focos u origen de la infección
Desconocida o no concluyente Otros detalles epidemiológicos / comentarios Se
está investigando.
Medidas de Control Medidas implementadas Restricción de los movimientos en
el interior del país Vacunación: no Ningún tratamiento de los animales afectados
Medidas para implementar Ninguna otra medida
Resultados de las pruebas diagnósticas Nombre y tipo de laboratorio Agencia
de laboratorios veterinarios y sanidad animal (AHVLA), Weybridge (Reino Unido) (
Laboratorio de referencia de la OIE ) Pruebas y resultados Especies Prueba Fecha
de la prueba Resultados Bovinos examen inmunohistoquímico 12/06/2014 Positivo
Bovinos western blot 12/06/2014 Positivo Nombre y tipo de laboratorio Instituto
de diagnóstico y sanidad animal ( Laboratorio nacional ) Pruebas y resultados
Especies Prueba Fecha de la prueba Resultados Bovinos western blot 09/06/2014
Positivo
Informes futuros El episodio continúa. Informes de seguimiento semanales
serán enviados
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Press releases
Brussels, 16 May 2001
BSE: Scientists publish risk assessments for Costa Rica, Kenya, Slovenia
and Romania
The Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) advising the European Commission on
BSE related issues has today published its opinion on the Geographical Risk of
Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (GBR) in Costa Rica, Kenya, Slovenia and
Romania. The evaluation of the geographical risk of presence of BSE focuses on
the risk for animals to incubate the disease. The Committee concludes that is
highly unlikely that cattle infected with the BSE agent are present in domestic
herds of Costa Rica (GBR level I). They found that this is unlikely but not
excluded in the herds of Kenya and Slovenia (GBR level II) and that it is likely
that BSE is present in the cattle herds of Romania (GBR level III) although this
is not yet confirmed. Slovenia is the first accession country that is classified
as GBR level II. All other accession countries evaluated so far have been
classified at level III of Geographical BSE Risk. Similarly, all EU Member
States are classified at level III except for Sweden, Finland and Austria (level
II) and United Kingdom and Portugal (level IV).
The Committee found that Slovenia has since 1992 imported 2.400 live cattle
notably from Germany, and imported small amounts of MBM. The Slovenian
authorities have been able to trace most of these cattle imports and to
demonstrate that many of them are still alive. They also showed that reasonably
effective controls on the rendering of MBM were in place at least as of 1996,
and probably also before that date. In addition, a first feed ban to ruminants
was introduced in 1996. It is therefore regarded unlikely but not excluded that
the BSE agent could have been recycled, but not amplified, in Slovenia between
1992 and January 2001, when a complete feed ban was put in place. Romania has
imported higher numbers of live cattle (about 22,000 tons) and
meat-and-bone-meal (about 10,000 tons) from EU countries where the presence of
BSE has since been confirmed. Although risk management measures were taken as of
1996, their effective enforcement has not been demonstrated. Therefore it is
regarded likely that Romanian cattle herds were exposed to potentially BSE
contaminated feed and subsequently infected.
Kenya has received meat and bone meal exports notably between 1987-1990
from the UK and since 1994 from Belgium, Denmark and the Netherlands. The data
made available to the SSC do not exclude that some of this MBM has reached
domestic cattle. The conclusion of the assessment for Costa Rica is based on
data demonstrating that BSE infectivity is highly unlikely to have reached the
country and hence the domestic cattle population. Only minor quantities of
potentially infected live cattle (35 from Spain) or potentially contaminated
meat-and-bone meal (5 tonnes) were imported into the country.
The SSC recommends that BSE related aspects are included in the programme
of future inspection missions of the Food and Veterinary Office, as far as
feasible, to obtain confirmation of the information received from the national
authorities in the countries concerned. For the time being, the scientists
underline, their assessment has to be based on the information provided by the
assessed countries. As far as possible all data have been evaluated and verified
in close co-operation with the countries concerned, and checked against other
sources in an open and transparent manner. Data on imports provided by the
countries under evaluation have for example been compared with export data as
recorded by EUROSTAT, the EU Statistical Office, and with export data provided
by the UK authorities.
The evaluation of the GBR in these third countries was made on the basis of
the same method and assessment process as described by the SSC in its July 2000
opinion on the GBR( 1 ). In the July-opinion the scientists already assessed the
GBR risk in all EU Member States except Greece, and a first series of third
countries( 2 ). An assessment for Uruguay was published in January; assessments
for Botswana, Lithuania, Namibia, Nicaragua, and Swaziland in February, and for
Albania, Brazil, Colombia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary,
India, Mauritius, Pakistan, Poland, Singapore and Slovakia in April this year.
The full text of the opinions is available at:
Released on 29/05/2001
Updated Overview of third countries according to Geographical BSE risk
classification
Category I: Highly unlikely to present a BSE risk
Argentina Australia Botswana Brazil Chile Costa Rica Namibia Nicaragua
Norway New Zealand Paraguay Singapore Swaziland Uruguay
Category II: Unlikely, but a BSE risk cannot be excluded
Canada Colombia India Kenya Mauritius Pakistan Slovenia USA
Category III: likely to present a BSE risk, even if not confirmed, or
presenting a low level of confirmed BSE risk
Albania Cyprus Czech Republic Estonia Hungary Lithuania Poland Romania
Slovak Republic Switzerland
Category IV: BSE risk confirmed at a high level
None
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1 see IP of August1, 2000 at :
2 Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Norway, New Zealand, Paraguay,
Switzerland, USA
2004 BSE GBR
Opinion of the Scientific Steering Committee on the GEOGRAPHICAL RISK OF
BOVINE SPONGIFORM ENCEPHALOPATHY (GBR) in Romania Adopted on 11/05/2001
FINAL REPORT OF AN AUDIT CARRIED OUT IN ROMANIA FROM 07 TO 18 FEBRUARY 2011
IN ORDER TO EVALUATE MEASURES CONCERNING BOVINE SPONGIFORM ENCEPHALOPATHY
(BSE)
Executive Summary This report describes the outcome of an audit carried out
by the Food and Veterinary Office (FVO) in Romania, from 7 to 18 February
2011.
The objective of the audit was to evaluate the implementation of
requirements concerning Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), as laid down in
Regulation (EC) No 999/2001.
In terms of scope, the audit concentrated on BSE epidemio-surveillance in
bovines, measures taken after suspicion/confirmation of BSE, removal and
handling of specified risk material (SRM) from bovines, and the prohibition of
feeding products of animal origin to farmed animals and exceptions applicable to
this ban. The evaluation included measures taken in response to the
recommendations made in a previous FVO audit regarding the afore-mentioned
issues.
Overall, the report concludes that very limited progress has been made in
order to address the recommendations of the previous FVO audit. In particular,
BSE active epidemio-surveillance and compliance with SRM rules are significantly
affected by the lack of arrangements for the collection of brain samples and SRM
at backyard farms, where the majority of the bovine population is kept. There
are also weaknesses concerning feed-ban controls.
The report makes a number of recommendations addressed to the Romanian
competent authorities, aimed at rectifying the shortcomings identified and
further enhancing the implementing and control measures in place.
SEE ;
Friday, January 17, 2014
Annual report of the Scientific Network on BSE-TSE EFSA, Question No
EFSA-Q-2013-01004, approved on 11 December 2013 TECHNICAL REPORT
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