Scientific advice on influenza in swine
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Scientific opinion on the possible risks posed by the influenza A (H3N2v) virus for animal health and its potential spread and implications for animal and human health
Swine are an important host in influenza virus ecology since they are susceptible to infections with both avian and human influenza A viruses.
Scientific-opinion-risk-swine-origin-influenza-A(H3N2)-EFSA-EMA.pdf - EN - [PDF-1.55 MB]
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