| Persistent Threat of Swine Flu Viruses |
PigProgress.net, Thursday 13 September 2012Underscoring the paramount importance of continued surveillance, a Korean-US research team have published in the US Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences a study identifying how an H1N5 Swine Influenza strain that spreads through respiratory droplets-without direct contact and under the radar. |
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