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Canada mad cow disease case reported, Food and Drug Administration says risk assessment raised, will suspend beef imports

Incomplete public release of avian influenza gene sequences sparks controversy; Director of the Animal Health Research Institute verbally resigns

First case of type A foot-and-mouth disease in cattle in Kinmen, 99% similar to the 2013 Guangdong strain

Animal Health Inspection Office: Foot-and-mouth disease in cattle in Kinmen, Taiwan, China suspected to be the same virus type as the 2013 Guangdong Maolin outbreak

Kinmen cattle A-type foot-and-mouth disease outbreak puts pig industry on alert; China's experience shows breeding pigs are susceptible to this type of virus

To prevent mad cow disease, many countries ban the use of beef, mutton, and bone as feed; Taiwan, China has no regulations, scholars urge legal reform

Short-duration rainfall frequency increases in Taiwan, China, extreme climate is the main cause of disasters

Summer poultry disease outbreaks persist; Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine announces planned amendments: animal transport must be disinfected or fines will be imposed

Dogs and cats entering the foothills may spread disease; scholars call for regulation to protect wildlife

Forestry Bureau releases aerial footage of Wulai, stressing that collapses in national forest land are sporadic and soil and water conservation is not a problem; large-scale collapses are all outside forest compartment land