By monitoring patterns of clinical signs and symptoms, syndromic surveillance can enable early detection of disease outbreaks  before laboratory confirmation is available. It can allow veterinary professionals to respond rapidly to emerging health threats, potentially preventing widespread disease transmission and reducing economic losses in livestock and companion animal populations. By identifying unusual trends in real-time data such as mortality rates, clinical presentations, or behavioral changes, syndromic surveillance strengthens our ability to protect both animal welfare and public health.

Below you will find links to the the syndromes we are working on.

Farm Animal

Mastitis

Lameness