UGA’s Mark Jackwood: Stop ‘shooting in the dark’ with bronchitis vaccination
Posted on February 11, 2016
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tags: e coli, IB, IBV variant, infectious bronchitis, IPPE, IPPE 2016, Mark Jackwood, surveillanceTOOLBOX, Issue 36: An interview with Manuel Da Costa, DVM, PhD, Associate Director, Outcomes Research, Zoetis
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