Promising effects of duck vaccination against highly pathogenic avian influenza, France 2023-24
Guinat, C.; Fourtune, L.; Lambert, S.; Martin, E.; Gerbier, G.; Jimenez Pellicer, A.; Guerin, J.-L.; Vergne, T.
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Highly pathogenic avian influenza causes significant poultry losses and zoonotic concerns globally. Our assessment of duck vaccination in France predicted that 314-756 outbreaks were averted in 2023-24, representing a 96-99% reduction in epizootic size, likely attributable to vaccination.
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