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The document provides an overview of Bovine Tuberculosis (TB) in Michigan, detailing the state's status levels and zoning rules established by the USDA for managing the disease in cattle. It outlines the history of Bovine TB in Michigan, including its initial eradication status, subsequent outbreaks linked to wildlife, and the current Modified Accredited Advanced and Modified Accredited Zones. The document emphasizes surveillance testing requirements, movement regulations for cattle based on their TB status, and initiatives like the Wildlife Risk Mitigation Project aimed at preventing transmission between wildlife and livestock.

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Can humans get bovine TB from deer?

What steps can I take to reduce the risk of contracting bovine Tb? Bovine Tb may be transmitted through bodily secretions of an infected deer contacting an exposed wound on a person during the field dressing process.

What happens if a cow tests positive for TB?

Any reactors identified through a TB skin test will be tagged immediately using a DNA ear tag to ensure that the correct animal is slaughtered. You must isolate a reactor animal from the rest of your herd immediately, and until they are sent for slaughter.

Is there a bovine TB in the USA?

The prevalence of tuberculosis in cattle, bison, and captive cervids is extremely low in the United States, with an estimated prevalence of 7 per 1 million cattle screened. When health officials find tuberculosis in a herd, it is managed by either depopulating the herd or by testing and removing reactor animals.

Do cattle with TB have to be slaughtered?

IRs are tested again after 60 days. If the IR tests clear (gets a negative result), it can rejoin the herd and the movement restrictions will be lifted. If the IR fails the retest (gets a positive result) and therefore becomes a reactor, it will be removed and slaughtered. The herd becomes a breakdown herd.

Is bovine tuberculosis curable?

Bovine TB is curable. Both bovine TB infection and bovine TB disease are treated with specific antibiotics that the TB bacteria. The treatment consists of taking antibiotics for a period of 6 to 12 months. A treatment plan will be tailored for each individual patient ing to his/her symptoms.

Can you eat cows with bovine TB?

You can eat meat from cattle which have had bTB. Defra follows strict EU-wide regulations for processing meat from cattle with bTB. The cattle can enter the food chain as long as they do not have lesions in more than one organ/body part.

Can bovine tuberculosis be cured?

Does bovine TB still exist?

Bovine tuberculosis is found throughout the world, but some countries have never detected TB, and many developed countries have reduced or eliminated bovine TB from their cattle population and kept the disease limited to one or more zones. However, significant pockets of infection remain in wildlife.

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