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K-State studies the role of pigs and mosquito in spreading Japanese encephalitis virus

2018-06-18 17:30:48| National Hog Farmer

While an introductory event involving Japanese encephalitis virus has yet to happen in the U.S., the virus may have the potential to become endemic in the U.S. similar to the recent emergence of West Nile virus.

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