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Rinderpest. --- Rinderpest --- Bovine typhus --- Cattle plague (Rinderpest) --- Contagious typhus in cattle --- Plague, Cattle (Rinderpest) --- Typhus, Contagious, in cattle --- Cattle --- Virus diseases

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ESB, fièvre aphteuse, grippes aviaire et porcine ? Ces dernières années, plusieurs épidémies – ou mieux plusieurs épizooties – ont frappé les animaux d'élevage. Pour beaucoup, les abattages de masse et les incinérations semblent scandaleux. À quelle logique obéissent les pouvoirs publics, et comment le législateur a-t-il pu en arriver là ? La réponse se trouve dans la douloureuse genèse de ces mesures, genèse dans laquelle une maladie a joué un rôle exclusif, la peste bovine. Cette contagion, pratiquement disparue aujourd'hui, fut LA maladie des bovins pendant des siècles. Elle est venue d'Asie à six reprises de 1712 à 1872 ravager le gros bétail d'Europe occidentale dont elle anéantissait chaque fois 80 à 90 %. Faut-il continuer à méconnaître les conséquences de telles hécatombes sur la vie des campagnes et sur l'approvisionnement des villes ? Les États, désemparés devant le fléau, durent prendre un parti. Face aux opinions publiques hostiles, aux difficultés financières, aux incertitudes du monde médical, leur attitude alla de la réglementation timorée aux plus brutales opérations de police menées par la troupe. Les modèles politiques eux-mêmes entrèrent en jeu. La France, supposée centralisatrice, et l'Angleterre, libérale, adoptèrent des attitudes inverses, tour à tour avantageuses et défavorables. À quels experts fallait-il se fier ? Aux médecins précurseurs partisans de la contagion dont ils déduisaient des précautions outrancières ? Ou aux tenants du dogme hippocratique, qui situaient l'origine du mal dans l'environnement et incitaient au pire laxisme ? Entre tentatives malheureuses et succès mitigés, les réglementations hésitèrent jusqu'à ce qu'on parvienne à un consensus scientifique. En évoquant le drame du monde rural confronté aux épizooties, François Vallat décrit la difficile élaboration de la police sanitaire animale, véritable naissance de la médecine vétérinaire moderne.

Rinderpest --- Cattle diseases --- history --- History --- peste --- histoire rurale --- bétail --- agriculture --- monde agricole

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BJVM is a scientific journal which covers topics related to both fundamental and applied aspects of veterinary medicine and to closely connected subjects with it. The journal publishes original papers, short communications and reviews, not published elsewhere. The papers may originate from Bulgaria and from abroad.

Veterinary medicine --- Animals --- Médecine vétérinaire --- Animaux --- Periodicals. --- Diseases --- Periodicals --- Périodiques --- Maladies --- Veterinary Medicine. --- Animal Diseases. --- Veterinary medicine. --- Agriculture Sciences --- Veterinary Science --- Health Sciences --- Agriculture Sciences. --- Veterinary Science. --- Health Sciences. --- veterinary medicine --- Farriery --- Large animal medicine --- Large animal veterinary medicine --- Livestock medicine --- Veterinary science --- Medicine --- Animal health --- Domestic animals --- Livestock --- Diseases, Animal --- Disease --- Veterinary Medicine --- Medicine, Veterinary --- Animal Husbandry --- Losses --- veterinary --- veterinary medicine. --- animal diseases. --- animal disorders --- diseases and disorders (animals and humans) --- angiostrongylosis --- bird diseases --- cat diseases --- cattle diseases --- dog diseases --- enzootic diseases --- epizootic diseases --- fish diseases --- goat diseases --- horse diseases --- insect diseases --- livestock diseases --- mink diseases --- rabbit diseases --- rinderpest --- sheep diseases --- shellfish diseases --- swine diseases --- white muscle disease --- wildlife diseases --- zoonoses --- veterinary dermatology --- veterinary science --- Animal Science and Animal Products --- animal pathology --- large animal practice --- small animal practice --- veterinary clinics --- veterinary dentistry --- veterinary drugs --- veterinary parasitology --- animal diseases --- animal health --- health care workers --- nanomedicine --- pharmacology --- telemedicine --- therapeutics --- toxicology --- veterinary education --- veterinary equipment --- veterinary law --- veterinary schools --- veterinary services --- Animal Diseases

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The "International journal of applied research in veterinary medicine" promotes excellence in the clinical practice of veterinary medicine by disseminating fundamental scientific, diagnostic, and treatment knowledge gained from prospective and retrospective research in a timely manner.

Veterinary medicine --- Animals --- Veterinary Medicine. --- Animal Diseases. --- Médecine vétérinaire --- Animaux --- Veterinary medicine. --- Diseases --- Maladies --- Diseases. --- Animal Diseases --- Animal kingdom --- Beasts --- Fauna --- Native animals --- Native fauna --- Wild animals --- Wildlife --- Diseases, Animal --- Disease --- Farriery --- Large animal medicine --- Large animal veterinary medicine --- Livestock medicine --- Veterinary science --- Animal diseases --- Diseases of animals --- Veterinary diseases --- veterinary --- Organisms --- Human-animal relationships --- Zoology --- Veterinary Medicine --- Medicine --- Animal health --- Domestic animals --- Livestock --- Losses --- M∞♭decine v∞♭t∞♭rinaire --- Medicine, Veterinary --- Animal Husbandry --- veterinary medicine. --- animal diseases. --- animal disorders --- diseases and disorders (animals and humans) --- angiostrongylosis --- bird diseases --- cat diseases --- cattle diseases --- dog diseases --- enzootic diseases --- epizootic diseases --- fish diseases --- goat diseases --- horse diseases --- insect diseases --- livestock diseases --- mink diseases --- rabbit diseases --- rinderpest --- sheep diseases --- shellfish diseases --- swine diseases --- white muscle disease --- wildlife diseases --- zoonoses --- veterinary medicine --- veterinary dermatology --- veterinary science --- Animal Science and Animal Products --- animal pathology --- large animal practice --- small animal practice --- veterinary clinics --- veterinary dentistry --- veterinary drugs --- veterinary parasitology --- animal diseases --- animal health --- health care workers --- nanomedicine --- pharmacology --- telemedicine --- therapeutics --- toxicology --- veterinary education --- veterinary equipment --- veterinary law --- veterinary schools --- veterinary services