APHA Science Blog
Beyond the bite: how science helps the UK stay ahead of mosquito-borne diseases
Tackling E. coli infections in piglets: APHA’s role in the ZINCLESS project
Professor Ian Brown Receives WOAH Gold Medal for Global Contribution to Influenza Science
Campylobacter: a silent risk in our farm animals, wildlife and the wider environment
Click, buy, harm: The growing threat of invasive species online
Another WOAH moment
A badger named Miriam, and the 50 years of science that followed
Innovating for better bTB surveillance: how collaboration is shaping the future of calliper technology
National Pet Month: the real story behind the headlines
Creatures great, small… and unexpected
From data to decisions: How is epidemiology protecting animal, plant and human health?
Progress of the Cattle TB Vaccine Field Trials in GB - one step closer towards TB eradication
Meet the people behind the APHA Science Blog
I am not a medic, but my title is "Dr."
Inside APHA: The science blogs that shaped 2025
Colorado beetle eradicated in the UK
Protecting the future: APHA’s fight against antimicrobial resistance
How healthy is our wildlife? New report unveiled.
Biosecurity without borders: APHA’s global impact
A milestone in the fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
BSE: From crisis to confidence – APHA’s role in achieving negligible risk status
Cattle bovine TB vaccine field trials move to next phase
Science in action: how APHA’s Salmonella lab protects what we eat
Red squirrel recovery: Why APHA are all in
APHA’s role in the global fight against rabies
Advancing the fight against Bovine Viral Diarrhoea
Tracking technology taking on the yellow-legged hornet
APHA scientists find West Nile Virus sequences in UK mosquitoes: what it means for wildlife and public health
Striving for healthier pigs: tackling porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome
Safe paws, safe borders: bringing new pets into Great Britain responsibly
Behind the scenes at APHA Scientific
Investigating British ticks for viral threats
Is a newly discovered virus contributing to the decline of our wild hedgehogs?
Yellow-legged Hornet monitoring and eradication in the UK