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Testing for Tuberculosis
Frequently asked questions related to the testing of cattle for Bovine Tuberculosis (TB) in Northern Ireland.
What test is used and how accurate is it?
TB in animal at slaughter?
How are test results interpreted?
Why is there not a retest to check results?
What testing will my herd need if I have a reactor?
What animals require testing after a reactor is found?
Overdue TB tests
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How do cattle become infected?
Testing for Tuberculosis
What test is used and how accurate is it?
TB in animal at slaughter
How are test results interpreted?
Why is there not a retest to check results?
What testing will my herd need if I have a reactor?
What animals require testing after a reactor is found?
Overdue TB tests
Information about Tuberculosis reactor animals
Removal of second time inconclusive cattle as reactors Q&A
Reactor animal compensation
Movement restrictions due to Tuberculosis
Prevention of Tuberculosis
The risk to humans from Bovine Tuberculosis
Association of Herd Numbers
Annual Tuberculosis Testing - Testing of Single Animals
Wild Deer TB Surveillance 2008/2009
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