“Compared to PRRS, Mycoplasma is very slowly transmitted while influenza is a highly transmissible agent”
After our separate podcast with him about PRRS, veterinary diagnostic pathologist Dr. Greg Stevenson discusses coughing in pigs due to Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae and the type-A swine influenza virus.
Running time: 33 minutes

“Compared to PRRS, Mycoplasma is very slowly transmitted while influenza is a highly transmissible agent” After our separate podcast with him about PRRS, veterinary diagnostic pathologist Dr. Greg Stevenson discusses coughing in pigs due to Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae and the type-A swine influenza virus. Running time: 33 minutes

M.hyo and SIV: Contrasts for speed of spreading

Would you like to know
• Why pigs coughing with mycoplasma sound different from those with Influenza?
• Why PRRS recombines and what you can do about it? or
• How new PPV strains can affect reproductive performance in breeding herds without you realizing it? 

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Would you like to know • Why pigs coughing with mycoplasma sound different from those with Influenza? • Why PRRS recombines and what you can do about it? or • How new PPV strains can affect reproductive performance in breeding herds without you realizing it? Welcome to our Meet the Expert podcast, a series on swine Health and Management brought to you by Boehringer-Ingelheim, where Global opinion leaders answer your most relevant practical questions. Every first Monday you can find a new episode of Meet the Expert either on PRRS.com, through your Spotify account or with Apple podcasts.

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M.hyo and SIV: Contrasts for speed of spreading