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News in brief

Ruminant dashboards Two new ‘ruminant disease surveillance dashboards’ have been set up by the APHA to allow vets and farmers to track diseases diagnosed in cattle and sheep across Great Britain. Through the dashboards, which are available via the APHA’s Vet Gateway, diseases of interest can be selected by county, country or across Great Britain by using an interactive map. APHA is encouraging vets to try out the new disease surveillance dashboards and says both an avian dashboard and a dashboard for pigs are under development. The new dashboard pages on the Vet Gateway can be found at: http://ahvla.defra.gov. uk/vet-gateway/surveillance/scanning/ sheep-dashboard.htm