Rotavirus has been one of the most costly diseases affecting young piglets, but researchers say new virus strains are making it even harder to control. Now, an Alberta-led research team is launching a project that aims to give pork producers better tools to manage the disease by improving diagnostics, evaluating current control practices and determining why existing vaccines often fall short. WHY IT MATTERS: Rotavirus is frustratingly hardy and …
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