Follow @GHhub on Twitter   Follow @GHhub on Facebook   Subscribe to our RSS 
The truth about bovines, badgers and the spread of TB | Global Health Hub: news and blogosphere aggregator
Monday, November 12th, 2012 | Posted by

The truth about bovines, badgers and the spread of TB

By

Mycobacteria and TB have been in the news a lot recently. In fact, one particular species has been hogging the limelight: Mycobacterium bovis. As its name suggests, it likes to infect cows, but as we’re recently all too aware, it’s quite happy in badgers too.

via The truth about bovines, badgers and the spread of TB | Science | The Observer.

Related posts:

  1. PEPFAR and Ukraine: A Partnership To Stop the Spread of HIV
  2. “Political science failed Liberia”
  3. Scientists create spermless mosquitoes to help combat spread of malaria
  4. Aidspan Publishes New Issue Of ‘Global Fund Observer’
  5. Observer Coordinator
Posted by on Nov 12 2012. Filed under Featured Content, Infectious Disease, Tuberculosis. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Leave a Reply

Follow GHhub on Twitter

Recently Added