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Discover the history of BVD disease

The history of bovine viral diarrhea is a short, albeit busy one. BVD was first discovered in 1946 in North America. ... Read

BVD virus: key characteristics

One of the key characteristics of the BVD virus is its’ structure; it is a small, enveloped virus which contains lipi... Read

Mucosal disease: origins and outcome in cattle

Mucosal disease is a fatal cattle disease which exclusively affects persistently infected animals. They were transplacenta... Read

Immunosuppression and BVD

Acute postnatal infection with BVD virus causes mild BVD disease but can lead to increased susceptibility to other bovine diseases, inclu... Read

The role of Bulls in BVD Transmission

Bulls play a major role in BVDV transmission. Since an infection with this kind of cattle disease can affect the quality of the seme... Read

BVD Type 1 and Type 2

In 1989, a new clinical condition caused by BVD was described. Up to this point, an acute infection leading to death was unknow... Read