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FDA approves Dectomax-CA1 to fight New World screwworm in cattle, the first such U.S. approval.
The FDA has conditionally approved Dectomax-CA1, a drug containing doramectin, for preventing and treating New World screwworm in cattle—the first such approval in the U.S.
The move responds to the parasite’s re-emergence in Central America and proximity to the U.S. border, with the drug offering 21-day protection.
It is safe and expected to be effective, though full approval depends on additional data.
The U.S. has suspended livestock imports from Mexico and deployed thousands of fly traps along the border.
The approval supports efforts to protect cattle and prevent economic losses.
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La FDA aprueba Dectomax-CA1 para combatir el gusano del Nuevo Mundo en el ganado, la primera aprobación de este tipo en los Estados Unidos.