5th International Symposium on Neglected Influenza Viruses (ISIRV-2024)
| When | Monday, April 8, 2024 - Wednesday, April 10, 2024 |
| Where | Lexington United States |
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About the event
In this meeting we will explore the latest research on surveillance and disease investigation, virus transmission and control, clinical and experimental virology, plus emerging issues and new developments related to equine, canine, avian, marine mammal, additional wildlife and other non-human influenza viruses.
The goals and objectives are to promote a transdisciplinary, coordinated 'One Health' approach to the control of influenza by integrating the scientific input from public health, veterinary health, environmental health, and basic science.
To share knowledge of swine, equine, canine, avian, marine mammal, additional wildlife and other non-human influenza viruses across continents and disciplines.
to promote interaction among scientists interested in non-human, wildlife and other influenza viruses whose work may not regularly receive international attention.
To explore the latest data relating to the prevention, diagnosis, surveillance and control of influenza viruses in the protection of human and animal health.
In this meeting we will explore the latest research on surveillance and disease investigation, virus transmission and control, clinical and experimental virology, plus emerging issues and new developments related to equine, canine, avian, marine mammal, additional wildlife and other non-human influenza viruses.
The goals and objectives are to promote a transdisciplinary, coordinated 'One Health' approach to the control of influenza by integrating the scientific input from public health, veterinary health, environmental health, and basic science.
To share knowledge of swine, equine, canine, avian, marine mammal, additional wildlife and other non-human influenza viruses across continents and disciplines.
to promote interaction among scientists interested in non-human, wildlife and other influenza viruses whose work may not regularly receive international attention.
To explore the latest data relating to the prevention, diagnosis, surveillance and control of influenza viruses in the protection of human and animal health.