Field Veterinary Program. C.A.R. CONGO GABON.

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1 Field Veterinary Program

2 C.A.R. CONGO GABON

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5 Salmonella Viral Diarrhea Polio AnimalsColdsPeople Flu Measles Tuberculosis

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8 Capacity building

9 Observations sanitaires, Collecte, Préservation et Analyse des Échantillons Biologiques Microfilaire: Frottis sanguin montrant de longs organismes en filaments et des globules rouges et blancs. Sur un frottis frais ou avec un tube CRT avec couche leucocytaire, on note fréquemment une mobilité. Trophozoïte de type Ballentidium aprx x4000 Macro-nucleus ellispsoïde Vacuole alimentaire Nom de l’animal Espèce N° d’identification Date (écrire le mois) 1. GROS 2. NORMAL3. MINCE

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11 Serology - Positives Herpes Simplex 1 Epstein Barr Rubella Hepatitis A Hepatitis B (sAb) Treponema Data suggest animals have already been exposed and have some immunity following exposure

12 Serology - Negatives PolioMeaslesEbola Dengue Fever Monkey Pox ReovirusParvovirus Data suggest animals have NOT been exposed and have NO immunity

13 Disease outbreak Investigations & Post-mortem exams

14 J. M. Froment

15 Multiple Ebola Virus Transmission Events and Rapid Decline of Central African Wildlife, Leroy, et al. SCIENCE, Jan. 16, 2004

16 Gorilla health data Human health data

17 Ebola Brucellosis AnimalsRabiesPeople Salmonella Monkeypox

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19 2,000,000,000 Lbs / Year (Central Africa )

20 LibrevilleVillages Who eats wildlife? Source: Abernethy et al, Gabon, National Bushmeat Survey 2/2000-11/2002

21 Village level hunting Source: Starkey, in prep Gabon 168 households 3,870 sample days

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23 A Proposal by the Wildlife Conservation Society & Theatre for Africa Healthy Forests Healthy People

24 Healthy People Healthy Animals