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Hendra virus vaccine

A Hendra virus vaccine for horses has been released commercially under a special permit. The vaccine provides another option for the horse industry to reduce the risk of Hendra virus infection. Horse owners should discuss the option of vaccinating their horse with their veterinarian. For further information, visit www.health4horses.com.au

  • General information about Hendra virus
    Signs of Hendra virus, how it is transmitted, how to reduce the risk of horses and people being infected, the role of flying foxes and other animals, and who to contact if you suspect Hendra virus
  • History of Hendra virus
    Information about how the virus is trasmitted and the history of Hendra virus cases in Queensland
  • Information for horse industries and owners
    Guidelines for holding equestrian events, information about Hendra virus testing, and biosecurity procedures
  • Information for veterinarians
    Guidelines for vets handling potential infections, how to submit samples for analysis, and personal protective equipment
  • Research on Hendra virus
    Initial research into Hendra virus, how research has progressed and information about the Queensland Centre for Emerging Infectious Diseases

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Last updated 26 March 2013

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