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Category: Health
Year of Publication: 2007

FISH HEALTH ASSESSMENT

Infectious disease is a major contributor to economic loss in intensive fish culture. Some antibiotics have been used to reduce death due to bacterial infections. Recently, food-importing countries, such as the EU, the USA and Japan, require exporting countries
Category: Health
Year of Publication: 2023

One Health and research with freshwater fish: A systematic review

The concept of One Health, which aims to establish the association between human, animal, and environmental health, is dedicated to finding solutions to challenges such as the spread of zoonotic diseases. This study focuses on the conservation of freshwater fish and underscores the need….
Category: Policy and Regulation
Year of Publication: 2013

AQUA-CULTURE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

Aquaculture as source for food and income for countries is developing rapidly, especially in developing countries. Management of a sector that has major implications for the aquatic ecosystem, environment and general aquatic health, must be based on a sound regulatory
Category: Health
Year of Publication: 1993

Water quality and fish health

This publication is in a nature of a textbook. After the introduction on the natural and man-made inputs causing elevated levels of chemicals and organic matter in water, the text reviews the general responses of fish to such situations.
Category: Health
Year of Publication: 2023

WOAH – Biosecurity in Aquaculture

Regional Workshop for WOAH National Focal Points for Aquatic Animals IV Cycle Chioggia (Italy). Aquatic Animal Health Code, Chapter 4.1 provides recommendations on the development and implementation of biosecurity measures for aquaculture establishments
Category: Sustainable Aquaculture
Year of Publication: 2025

Guidelines for Sustainable Aquaculture

Aquaculture plays a crucial role in providing food, nutrition, income and livelihoods for the world’s growing population. In 2022, for the first time in history,……