Bovine TB: hotspots in the Low Risk Area of England
Results from tuberculosis (TB) surveillance in hotspots of TB in the Low Risk Area of England.
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These reports contain results from the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA)聽TB聽surveillance in hotspots of TB in the Low Risk Area of England.
The Low Risk Area of England is an area with low and stable numbers of herds infected with聽TB. Hotspots are defined as areas where there are a group of breakdowns from an uncertain origin that need further investigation through enhanced cattle and wildlife surveillance.
Before 1 January 2024, areas were referred to as 바카라 사이트榩otential바카라 사이트� or 바카라 사이트榗onfirmed바카라 사이트� hotspots, depending on whether infection had been identified in wildlife populations. This has now changed. APHA is now managing hotspots in 바카라 사이트榮tages바카라 사이트� covering cattle, and where relevant, wildlife. Further detail of how this is managed will be released in due course.聽
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Updates to this page
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The report for April 2025 has been added.
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Added 'April 2024: TB hotspots in the Low Risk Area of England'.
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First published.