Monitoring PRRS virus can happen perfectly well using tongue fluids, a topic that won a recent European PRRS Research Award. Pig Progress Editors Vincent ter Beek and Iris Hofman will discuss this technique with Dr. Andrea Ladinig, professor at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna, Austria.

Monitoring PRRS virus can happen perfectly well using tongue fluids, a topic that won a recent European PRRS Research Award. Pig Progress Editors Vincent ter Beek and Iris Hofman will discuss this technique with Dr. Andrea Ladinig, professor at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna, Austria.

Monitoring PRRSv with tongue fluids

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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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