Disease in horses due to insect borne viruses The wet spring and summer have resulted in an increased risk of insect borne viral infections. Viruses that are transmitted by insect vectors are broadly called arboviruses. - Horses - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Disease in horses due to insect borne viruses The wet spring and summer have resulted in an increased risk of insect borne viral infections. Viruses that are transmitted by insect vectors are broadly called arboviruses. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-25 02:02:48 Open Document File Size: 49,00 KB Share Result on Facebook City Victoria / Adelaide / Sydney / / Company NSW State Diagnostic Laboratory / Australian Animal Health Laboratory / / Facility Australian Animal Health Laboratory / Port Pirie / / IndustryTerm appropriate personal protective equipment / / MedicalCondition ataxia / depression tremors / lack of coordination / Disease / stiff gait ataxia / facial paralysis / Japanese encephalitis / distinct disease / viral infections / Murray Valley encephalitis virus / infection / depression / infections / / NaturalFeature Hawkesbury Valley / Upper Hunter Valley / Murray River / Ross River / Murray / Murray Valley / / Organization Department of Primary Industries / Department of Agriculture / / / Position Governor / Upper Hunter / private veterinarian / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / South Australia / Victoria / / Region South Australia / northern Victoria / central Victoria / / URL http / SocialTag Togaviruses Viral diseases Animal virology Zoonoses Viral encephalitis Alphavirus Arbovirus Henipavirus Virus Microbiology

Disease in horses due to insect borne viruses The wet spring and summer have resulted in an increased risk of insect borne viral infections. Viruses that are transmitted by insect vectors are broadly called arboviruses. Add to Reading List