The role of stocking constraints on the cost-effectiveness of vaccination against foot-and-mouth disease: The case of Scotland

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The role of stocking constraints on the cost-effectiveness of vaccination against foot-and-mouth disease: The case of Scotland

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Purpose In developed country settings, a crucial debate has revolved around the merits of stamping out versus vaccination strategies to control foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), particularly given the tradeoffs associated with the loss of export markets under the latter. However, an overlooked issue concerns the logistics of a vaccination policy itself. For instance, in case of a large outbreak, it remains an open question as to whether sufficient vaccine stocks and delivery capacity for such sto...

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2015-11-03

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Porphyre, T / Auty, H / Woolhouse, MEJ / Gunn, GJ / Rich, KM

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/12325

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foot-and-mouth disease

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