Schmallenberg virus

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Schmallenberg virus (SBV) is a novel Orthobunyavirus that has been associated with disease in ruminants (cattle, sheep and goats) in Europe. Antibodies were also detected in individual roe deer, red deer and one bison. The disease causes transient clinical symptoms in adult cattle (fever, diarrhoea, reduced milk yield, etc.) and congenital malformation in newborn ruminants. 

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Epidemiological update: Schmallenberg virus in the European Union, 13 March 2012Archived

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Epidemiological update: Schmallenberg virus isolated from ruminants in the European UnionArchived

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Epidemiological update: Schmallenberg virus isolated from ruminants in the European Union, potential implications for human healthArchived

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Epidemiological update: Schmallenberg virus isolated from infected cattle and small livestock in the European Union, potential implications for human healthArchived

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