India’s First Lumpy Skin Disease Vaccine Biolumpivaxin Gets CDSCO Approval. by Colleen Fleiss on Feb 17 2025 12:32 PM. Listen to this article. 0:00 / 0:00.

Lumpy skin disease has already infected over 2.4 million animals and has led to over 110,000 cattle deaths in India, according to latest data from the government.

The Central Drug Standards Control Organization (CDSCO) has granted a license to Biolumpivaxin, India’s first vaccine against ...

Though Lumpy skin Disease is spreading at a rapid pace in India, officials and medical experts have confirmed that it does not spread to humans, even if they are in contact with sick cattle that ...

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The lumpy skin disease affects cattle like cows and buffaloes. Lumpy Skin Disease: Another viral infection is causing a lot of stir in India in past few weeks but this time it is affecting cattles.

The lumpy skin disease has been rapidly spreading among cattle in eight states of India. Over 67,000 cattle have died of the disease since July, prompting a massive vaccination drive.

Lumpy skin disease: More than 5,000 cattle have been affected by the lumpy skin disease virus while 30 have died due to this so far in eight districts of Uttar Pradesh including Meerut, Baghpat ...

Lumpy Skin Disease has reportedly killed around 57,000 animals in India The virus, which can cause fever and skin nodules, has spread to several states State governments have been advised to speed ...

France has detected a case of lumpy skin disease at a cattle farm in the Savoie region near the Alps.On Sunday, the agriculture ministry confirmed it was the country's first outbreak of the highly ...

As lumpy skin disease has rapidly spread among cattle in eight states of India, over 67,000 cattle have died since July. The viral disease's outbreak has prompted a massive vaccination drive in ...

Lumpy skin disease has already infected over 2.4 million animals and has led to over 110,000 cattle deaths in India, according to latest data from the government.