Christine Fourichon

Head of research unit

Oniris

France

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Christine Fourichon is the Head of Research Unit at ONIRIS in France. Her research focuses on animal health and welfare, particularly in the context of infection control, antimicrobial use reduction, and biosecurity measures in livestock farms. Recent articles authored by Professor Fourichon explore various methodologies for health assessment in pigs and cattle, as well as the socio-economic implications of emerging infectious diseases.

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Julie HERVE

Professor in Physiology-Physiopathology

Oniris

FRANCE

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Jörn Gethmann

Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut

GERMANY

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Jude Eze

Academic contract that is research only, Reader

Scotland's Rural College

UNITED KINGDOM

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Roger Humphry

Academic contract that is research only, Lecturer

Scotland's Rural College

UNITED KINGDOM

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Christine Fourichon

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Articles (10)

Review state-of-the-art of output-based methodological approaches for substantiating freedom from infection

Hair cortisol concentration in finishing pigs on commercial farms: variability between pigs, batches, and farms

A framework for assessing the confidence in freedom from infection in animal disease control programmes

Residues of veterinary antibiotics in manures from pig and chicken farms in a context of antimicrobial use reduction by implementation of health and welfare plans

Combining several indicators to assess the effectiveness of tailor-made health plans in pig farms

Conference report on preparedness for new emerging infectious disease epidemics and their socio-economic consequences

Analysis of Antimicrobials in Muscle and Drinking Water in Terms of Reducing the Need of Antimicrobial Use by Increasing the Health and Welfare of Pig and Broiler

Output-based assessment of herd-level freedom from infection in endemic situations

New insights into the genetic resistance to paratuberculosis in Holstein cattle via single-step genomic evaluation

Monitoring Means and Results of Biosecurity in Pig Fattening Farms: Systematic Assessment of Measures in Place and Exploration of Biomarkers of Interest

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Julie HERVE

Jörn Gethmann

Jude Eze

Roger Humphry

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