Two Hendra Virus Cases Confirmed in Queensland
Edited Press Release
May 30, 2012
Queensland authorities are managing two new hendra virus cases after positive test results came in last night.
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Queensland authorities are managing two new hendra virus cases after positive test results came in last night.
BEVA will present a forum to help equine veterinary practices get the best out of their business.
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Federal policy impacts infectious disease control, quarantine requirements, and foreign worker regulations.
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