The importance of Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) surveillance in controlling bluetongue
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Christina Papadopoulou, Rowena Hansen, Pilar Romero, Alex Mastin, Sonny Bacigalupo, Richard Hepple, Will Thurston (MetOffice), Sarah Millington (MetOffice), Carrie Batten (The Pirbright Institute), Daniel Jeronimo, Sascha van Helvoort, Rudolf Reichel and Kerry Blamire, Posted on:
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Surveillance, Viral diseases
Bluetongue is an exotic notifiable disease in Great Britain, spread primarily by midges, which can threaten animal welfare and trade. Learn how APHA plays a part in controlling this disease.
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