Study Concludes West Nile Virus Vaccine Not Harmful to Pregnant Mares
Researchers at Texas A&M University have just completed a retrospective study into the safety of administering the killed West Nile virus vaccine to pregnant broodmares, the first study on this topic in equine reproductive research.
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