Alberta beef producers Tyler and Nancy Haraga share details of their "winter from hell," when they faced a Cryptosporidium outbreak and how they recovered using team-based One Health Strategies.

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🎬 Video Guide:
0:00 - "Winter from hell," Alberta beef producers Tyler & Nancy Haraga
1:59 - Dr. Jennifer Davies, Veterinary Pathologist, University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
2:41 - Dr. Lindsay Rogers, Program Outreach Coordinator of the Diagnostic Services Unit at UCVM
3:05 - Why to seek out experts, Dr. Davies
3:19 - The rapid spread of crypto, Tyler & Nancy Haraga
4:01 - Spread of zoonotic disease to humans, Tyler & Nancy Haraga
4:23 - Wholistic approach to zoonotic disease outbreak, Dr. Davies
4:51 - One Health Initiative, Dr. Rogers
5:06 - Theron White, Disease Control Coordinator with Environmental Public Health at Alberta Health Services
5:29 - Bio-exclusion protocols
5:40 - Bio-management protocols
5:50 - Bio-containment protocols
6:00 - Biosecurity plan, Tyler & Nancy Haraga

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