Battling Zoonotic Spillover
Discovery of coronavirus infections in white-tailed deer can help predict or prevent the emergence of novel variants.
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Monitoring Disease Outbreaks
Using surveillance tactics to alert and prevent virus spread.
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Preventing Crop Loss
New test allows for rapid and cost-effective diagnosis of devastating citrus disease.
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Slowing Emerging Infectious Diseases
Prompt detection of infectious animal diseases can help prevent economic losses and ensure food security.
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Responding to Disease Outbreaks
Whole-genome sequencing may help food safety officials to respond faster and more accurately
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Reducing Disease Transmission
New tuberculosis tests help to make cow vaccination programs easier and more affordable to implement
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Making Farmers Markets Safer
Training for farmers market vendors helps to improve food safety practices
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Office for Research and Graduate Education
Address
217 Agricultural Administration BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802-2600
- Email agresearch@psu.edu
- Office 814-865-3136