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Falklands study to continue with Hydatid control/eradication in the Islands

Friday, June 23rd 2023 – 10:14 UTC


Everyone is encouraged to complete the short survey, whether you own dogs and/or sheep or not.
Everyone is motivated to finish the brief study, whether you own dogs and/or sheep or not.

The tapeworm E.granulosus mainly finishes its lifecycle in between dogs and sheep, with the intermediate phase in sheep triggering hydatid cysts. Humans exposed to tapeworm eggs in dog faeces can likewise establish hydatid cysts in their liver or lungs and this can make individuals exceptionally weak, and can be deadly if neglected.

This is why the Falkland Islands started a campaign to get rid of E.granulosus in the 1970s. The campaign has actually achieved success and the occurrence of hydatid cysts discovered in butchered sheep is presently well under 1% and it is now exceptionally unusual to identify a human case of hydatidosis in the Falkland Islands.

However, the tapeworm has actually not been entirely gotten rid of, and offered our remoteness, family pet animal import requirements, absence of animals imports and continued control program, it is thought about that total elimination needs to be possible. Much work has actually been done over the years to attempt and figure out why total elimination of E.granulosus has actually not yet been attained.

The most recent examinations were performed by a Salford University PhD trainee with his findings released in 2021. The findings of the PhD are available completely from the Department of Agriculture Veterinary Service ([email protected]) however in summary what is required is continued control with increased tracking and awareness. This study is to gather information and viewpoint to help form the basis of future policy and continued elimination efforts.

Everyone is motivated to finish the brief study, whether you own dogs and/or sheep or not. Hydatidosis is an illness that can impact individuals extremely seriously, for that reason everybody living in the Falkland Islands must know it and have the chance to discuss future control. Please total the study, by following this link, by the 31 July 2023, it will just take a couple of minutes to finish and is entirely confidential.


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