What can equine surveillance learn from surveillance of other species?

What can equine surveillance learn from surveillance of other species?

Mary‐Ellen Lloyd Tivey of the Royal Veterinary College, suggests that greater collaboration and encouraging engagement from horse owners and vets is key to strengthening scanning surveillance in equine populations.

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Veröffentlicht in:Veterinary record 2021-12, Vol.189 (12), p.no-no, Article 1298
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Veterinary medicine
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