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UGA’s Mark Jackwood: Stop ‘shooting in the dark’ with bronchitis vaccination

UGA’s Mark Jackwood: Stop ‘shooting in the dark’ with bronchitis vaccination

Microbiologist Mark Jackwood, PhD, University of Georgia, urges producers not to “shoot in the dark” with infectious bronchitis vaccines and, instead, to focus on surveillance, monitoring and testing before committing to a vaccination program.

Posted on February 11, 2016

categories: ippe2016- Interviews with experts Respiratory Videos...

tags: e coli, IB, IBV variant, infectious bronchitis, IPPE, IPPE 2016, Mark Jackwood, surveillance

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