Gut commensal bacteria show beneficial properties as wildlife probiotics

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Probiotics for badgers? @Morris_Animal-funded researchers from the @UniOfSurrey are looking into the use of #probiotics to control the transmission of TB from #wildlife to cows. If successful, it could be a safe and environmentally friendly treatment.…

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