Over seven years, with support from the Fleming Fund, APHA and FAO strengthened laboratories, built expertise and generated evidence to help countries tackle antimicrobial resistance.
What can mosquitoes reveal about emerging disease threats? Discover how APHA scientists track viruses, monitor wildlife and help keep the UK one step ahead.
Following the removal of zinc oxide at therapeutic levels from pig diets, APHA helps lead ZINCLESS research – uncovering new insights into post-weaning diarrhoea, antimicrobial resistance, and sustainable solutions for healthier piglets.
Former APHA Director of Science Operations & Research, Professor Ian Brown, has received the prestigious WOAH Gold Medal, recognising his exceptional global contribution to influenza science, animal health leadership, and international disease prevention efforts.
Campylobacter lurks across farms, linking animals, environment, and people; APHA’s science and surveillance reveal risks, guiding hygiene and biosecurity to prevent its silent spread effectively.
APHA’s Emma Brand explains how APHA is protecting the United Kingdom by uncovering illegal online invasive species sales to defend our wildlife before damage takes hold.
Renewed for five years! The APHA/RVC’s WOAH Collaborating Centre for Risk Analysis & Modelling reflects on its achievements and looks ahead to what is next.
Fifty years ago, one badger named Miriam changed everything. Today, her legacy lives on in the world’s longest continuous wildlife disease study.
Could modernising a century-old calliper transform bovine TB testing? Collaboration reveals how precision tools, digital data and smarter design could reshape accuracy, consistency and future surveillance success.
Behind Pet Month headlines, APHA’s decade-long frontline work intercepts illegal pet smuggling, protecting animal welfare, public health, and families through partnerships at the UK border.
Join Dr Clare Benton for a behind the scenes look at how APHA’s epidemiologists transform data into decisive action to safeguard the nation’s animals, plants and public health.
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