Researchers Study Coronavirus Outbreaks in Adult Horses
Erica Larson
February 12, 2014
While coronavirus is commonly found in foals, it’s been implicated in several outbreaks among adult horses.
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While coronavirus is commonly found in foals, it’s been implicated in several outbreaks among adult horses.
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