Data ICTV MSL41 & NCBI · 31 October 2026 Methods · Changelog · Corrections

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European brown hare syndrome virus

Taxonomy pass, October 2026

ICTV species Lagovirus europaeus, family Caliciviridae. What it is, and what exists against it.

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At a glance

AbbreviationEBHSV, RHDV
ICTV speciesLagovirus europaeus
FamilyCaliciviridae
Baltimore classIV — (+)ssRNA
Human infectionNot known to infect humans

Also called: rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus; Lagovirus europaeus

Riboviria › Pisuviricota › Pisoniviricetes › Picornavirales › Caliciviridae › Lagovirus

What it is

Taxonomy copied from ICTV MSL41.v1 / VMR_MSL41.v1.20260729.xlsx. These ranks are not hand-edited; a correction means re-running the fetch against a newer release.

RealmRiboviria
KingdomOrthornavirae
PhylumPisuviricota
ClassPisoniviricetes
OrderPicornavirales
FamilyCaliciviridae
GenusLagovirus
ICTV identifierICTV19950818
NCBI taxon3430318
Exemplar isolateZ69620

Host evidence

Counts of nucleotide records annotated with that host. Evidence of provenance, not a statement of host range.

Where it occurs

Not searched yet. No country-level occurrence data has been curated for this virus. The WHO reported-case data on this site covers a limited set of diseases; a virus outside it gets no map rather than an empty one.

What it does

Not searched yet. Burden, severity and transmissibility figures have not been curated for this virus yet. When they are, each will carry the exact sentence from its source.

Vaccines

In use against this virus
NameDeveloperPlatformUseStageJurisdictionsTrialsSource
Anivac VHD Suspension for Injection for RabbitsPharmagal Bio s. r .o.inactivated wholeRoutine immunisationApprovedUK: approved—VMD product A007306 (VM 33225/4000); active substance 'Rabbit hemorrha
ERAVAC Emulsion for Injection for RabbitsLaboratorios Hipra SAinactivated wholeRoutine immunisationApprovedUK: approved—VMD product A009476 (VM 17533/5000); active substance 'Rabbit haemorrh
Fatrovax RHD Suspension for Injection for RabbitsFatro S.p.A.inactivated wholeRoutine immunisationApprovedUK: approved—VMD product A010529 (VM 11557/5000); active substance 'Rabbit haemorrh
Lapinject VHDCeva Sante Animaleinactivated wholeRoutine immunisationApprovedUK: approved—VMD product A012041 (VM 14966/3039); active substance 'Rabbit hemorrha
Nobivac Myxo-RHD PLUS Lyophilisate and Solvent for Suspension for Injection for RabbitsMSD Animal Health UK Limitedlive attenuatedRoutine immunisationApprovedUK: approved—VMD product A010301 (VM 01708/5050); active substance 'Myxoma vectored
YURVAC RHD Emulsion for Injection for RabbitsLaboratorios Hipra SAinactivated wholeRoutine immunisationApprovedUK: approved—VMD product A013604 (VM 17533/5020); active substance 'Recombinant RHD

Antivirals

Not searched yet. No US-approved antiviral for this virus was found in the openFDA drug label endpoint. Only US labels were searched, and only drugs the FDA classes as antivirals.

Antibodies and immune globulins

Not searched yet. No US-approved antiviral antibody for this virus was found in the openFDA drug label endpoint.

Approval status is not a treatment recommendation. Dosing and eligibility are on the label and in national guidelines. This page does not give medical advice and does not render dosing. A development stage is not a measure of how well something works.

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Cite this page. European brown hare syndrome virus. Vaccine Data Navigator, Open Source Medicine Foundation. Built 31 October 2026 from the ICTV Virus Metadata Resource (MSL41) and NCBI Taxonomy/GenBank. https://vaccinedatanavigator.org/virus-navigator/veterinary/viruses/european-brown-hare-syndrome-virus.html

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