Professor Mark Eisler

Research summary

Mark's areas of expertise include preventive veterinary medicine, epidemiology and control of infectious diseases of ruminant livestock, and veterinary public health, both in the UK and internationally, focussing particularly ...

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Biography

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Links

•   Food Security and Land Research Alliance
• Bristol One Health

Memberships

Farm Animal Science

Research areas

• Animal Welfare and Behaviour
• Comparative and Clinical Research
• Infection and Immunity

Research: Cross cutting research

• Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Mathematics and Ecology
• Global Food Security

Research: Infection and Immunity

• Parasitology
• Veterinary Public Health and Epidemiology
• Disease modelling and epidemiology

Research: Comparative and Clinical

• Farm Animal Research

Selected publications

• Chaudhry, M, Angot, A, Rashid, HB, Cattoli, G, Hussain, M, Trovò, G, Drago, A, Thrusfield, M, Welburn, S, Eisler, MC & Capua, I, 2015, ‘Reassortant Avian Influenza A(H9N2) Viruses in Chickens in Retail Poultry Shops, Pakistan, 2009–2010’. Emerging Infectious Diseases, vol 21., pp. 673
• Eisler, MC, Lee, MR & Martin, GB, 2014, ‘Intensive farming: When less means more on dairy farms’. Nature, vol 512., pp. 371

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Latest publications

• Elelu, N & Eisler, MC, 2018, ‘A review of bovine fasciolosis and other trematode infections in Nigeria’. Journal of Helminthology, vol 92., pp. 128-141
• Chaudhry, M, Rashid, H, Angot, A, Thrusfield, M, Bronsvoort, BMd, Capua, I, Cattoli, G, Welburn, S & Eisler, M, 2018, ‘Risk Factors for Avian Influenza H9 Infection of Chickens in Live Bird Retail Stalls of Lahore District, Pakistan 2009-2010’. Scientific Reports.

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