Vaccination of wildlife in captivity in China was surveyed in 18 zoos in 2005.Following data was collected:kind and standards of vaccines 18 and 36;protected diseases 31;among them,14 kinds and 24 standards for mammals to prevent 24 diseases;4 kinds and 12 standards for birds to prevent 7 diseases;the most widely used vaccine were bird flu vaccine,CDV NDV and FDV.24 orders and 58 families of animals were inoculated,among them,carnivores were 1 order and 8 families, herbivores were 3 orders and 9 families,omnivores were 2 orders and 3 families and birds were 18 orders and 38 families.Exchange of information and technology,enhance of researches and monitor and vaccine guide were discussed.

Objective To explore the efficacy and safety of citalopram in treating the Chinese patients with depression. Methods A multi-center, open-label study was conducted. The subjects were 5 052 patients with depression, in which 4 683 with major depressive disorder, 161 comorbid with physical diseases, 112 with comorbid obsessive-compulsory disorder, and 96 with bipolar depression. The diagnoses were made according to the CCMD-Ⅲ criteria. The trial period lasted 8 weeks, and patients were evaluated with the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale, 17 items (HAMD) at 0, 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th week. Side effects were classified prescriptively. Results In the 5 052 cases enrolled, 42.10% were male, and the mean age was 41.0 years. A highly significant reduction on the HAMD scores were noted at weeks 2, 4, 6 and 8. The reduction on the HAMD score at weeks 8 was (81.1±16.8)%, and 3 697 cases (73.18%) were clinical remission. The significant improvement was also observed in cases with comorbid physical disease, ones with comorbid OCD, and ones with bipolar depression. The efficacy was better in the acute, younger and first-episode patients than in those chronic, older and recurrent patients. The common side effects were digestive and nervous system symptoms, which occurred at the beginning of treatment and were transient. Conclusion Citalopram is a safe and effective antidepressant drug, and has better tolerability in treating depression comorbid with other disorders.