The safety and immunogenicity of Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine in European badgers (Meles meles)

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@boxcoblizzie @pengraiggoch @terrierview @neiljwatt @PhilLatham @bovinetb @AbiReader @rpjVet @VettyMcVetface This paper for starters https://t.co/sx7ivzs5rl

@pengraiggoch @boxcoblizzie @neiljwatt @PhilLatham @bovinetb @AbiReader @rpjVet @VettyMcVetface Possible, absolutely certain. Studies show safety, but there seems to be no ongoing assessment. https://t.co/jJ0PJSyqno

One proposal is to wild-catch and vaccinate all the badgers, or enough to slow the progress of M bovis. Studies have been conducted on safety and efficacy. https://t.co/hvFcbiHIdo They could always use mushrooms as bait. https://t.co/acW7VUlUb0

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