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Livestock market data for modeling disease spread among US cattle

2015-07-05

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Transportation of livestock carries the risk of spreading foreign animal diseases, leading to costly public and private sector expenditures on disease containment and eradication. Livestock movement tracing systems in Europe, Australia and Japan have allowed epidemiologists to model the risks engendered by transportation of live animals and prepare responses designed to protect the livestock industry. Within the U...

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Literature Corpus work: f5595e98-af49-5169-b41d-bfd2616e5399
DOI: 10.1101/021980

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