n.假狂犬病；狂犬病恐怖症

Pseudorabies is a viral infection that affects the central nervous system of animals, particularly in domestic pigs and wild boars.
病毒性伪狂犬病是一种影响动物中枢神经系统的病毒感染，主要见于家猪和野猪。
The disease is transmitted through saliva, biting, or contact with infected tissues, making it a significant concern for farmers and wildlife managers.
该病通过唾液、咬伤或接触受感染组织传播，对农民和野生动物管理者构成重大威胁。
Clinical symptoms of pseudorabies can range from mild to severe, including tremors, paralysis, and even death in severe cases.
伪狂犬病的临床症状从轻微到严重不等，可能包括颤抖、瘫痪甚至在严重病例中导致死亡。
Farmers should implement strict biosecurity measures to prevent pseudorabies outbreaks, such as vaccination programs and proper disposal of carcasses.
农场主应实施严格的生物安全措施来防止伪狂犬病爆发，如疫苗接种计划和妥善处理尸体。
Early detection and rapid diagnosis are crucial in controlling the spread of pseudorabies, as it can be challenging to eradicate once established in a population.
早期发现和快速诊断对于控制伪狂犬病的传播至关重要，因为一旦在种群中确立，往往难以根除。
Veterinarians play a vital role in diagnosing pseudorabies, often relying on laboratory tests to confirm the presence of the virus in affected animals.
动物医生在诊断伪狂犬病方面起着关键作用，通常需要实验室测试来确认受影响动物体内病毒的存在。
In the event of a pseudorabies outbreak, culling or quarantining infected animals is sometimes necessary to prevent further transmission.
在发生伪狂犬病爆发时，有时需要捕杀或隔离受感染动物以防止进一步传播。
Research efforts are ongoing to develop more effective vaccines and treatments for pseudorabies, aiming to minimize its impact on both livestock and wildlife.
目前正在进行研究，以开发更有效的伪狂犬病疫苗和治疗方法，以减少其对家畜和野生动物的影响。
The disease poses a risk not only to livestock but also to humans, as it can be transmitted through contaminated materials or direct contact with infected animals.
该病不仅对家畜构成威胁，还可能通过受污染材料或直接接触感染动物传给人类。
Education and awareness campaigns are essential in rural communities to ensure proper handling and reporting of suspected pseudorabies cases to prevent a potential public health crisis.
教育和宣传运动对于农村社区至关重要，确保正确处理和报告疑似伪狂犬病病例，以防公共卫生危机。