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A cross-sectional assessment of PRRSV nucleic acid detection by RT-qPCR in serum, ear-vein blood swabs, nasal swabs, and oral swabs

Ear-vein blood swabs, nasal swabs, and oral swabs can be used as surveillance samples for detecting PRRSV RNA by RT-qPCR in weaning-age pigs.

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PRRS costs U.S. pork producers $1.2 billion per year, new study shows

The cost of PRRS has increased by 80% in the last decade.

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Summary of the 27th IPVS and 15th ESPHM-ECPHM: Viruses and parasites

In this first installment, Antonio Palomo summarizes the presentations and posters from the latest edition of IPVS and ESPHM-ECPHM.

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Figure 1. Differences between farms' awareness, desire, knowledge, and farmers' ability for PRRSV eradication.

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The human factor: Are we ready to eradicate PRRS?

Farmer profiling to understand their objections or willingness towards PRRS elimination using the ADKAR change management model.

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Refining PRRSV-2 genetic classification based on global ORF5 sequences and investigation of their geographic distributions and temporal changes

This study refined PRRSV-2 ORF5-based phylogenetic classification and investigated the geographic distribution and temporal changes of PRRSV-2 at the lineage/sublineage levels.

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First case of PRRS in Trinidad and Tobago

The country's first outbreak of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus was confirmed.

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55th AASV Annual Meeting summary: Health

Antonio Palomo summarizes the presentations on swine health from the recent edition of the AASV that took place in Nashville (Tennessee).

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U.S: New tool to track PPRSV strains

The system allows genetic sequences of PRRSV to be compared with those in the Swine Disease Reporting System.

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Figure 1. Left: A pig with healthy turbinates where the nose is the first filter to combat the entry of respiratory pathogens. Right: turbinates affected by non-progressive atrophic rhinitis. The snout twists, shrinks and wrinkles. Piglets show sometimes even nasal bleeding.

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The role of non-progressive atrophic rhinitis: Looking beyond the snout

How do turbinate atrophy and the effect on cilia caused by B. bronchiseptica affect the incidence of S. suis and porcine respiratory disease complex?

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First edition of SWINE HEALTH SUMMIT in Seoul.

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HIPRA hosts the first edition of the Swine Health Summit in Asia

The event brought together producers and technicians from different Asian countries with the aim of keeping them updated on the latest advances and improving their knowledge on PRRS control and the current situation of the Asian swine market.

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