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Vaccination reduces the risk of unvaccinated badger cubs testing tuberculosis positive
Date:12/12/2012

benefit to vaccinated badgers, but can also reduce the infectivity of TB within a badger social group that has been vaccinated."

But he cautioned: "Although this is an encouraging development, the costs and benefits of vaccinating badgers for controlling disease in cattle are not yet well understood".

"This means that it is a hard choice for farmers to make without further information and trials of how it would work in practice. The current Badger Vaccine Deployment Project in Gloucestershire and experience in the Welsh Government's badger vaccine project will help deliver this experience and knowledge."


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Contact: Louise Vennells
L.Vennells@exeter.ac.uk
44-139-272-2062
University of Exeter
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