Shamonda Virus Detected at Two UK Dairy Farms for the First Time

Shamonda Virus Detected at Two UK Dairy Farms for the First Time

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The Shamonda virus has been detected for the first time at two dairy farms in the UK, according to WHO. The virus can infect goats, sheep, and horses, and has been linked to birth defects and abortions in calves when pregnant cows are infected.

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