Equine infectious anemia (EIA) is a disease most horse owners know instantly by name because they must prove that their horse doesn't have it if they want to go to a show, sell it at auction, or even travel to another state. Yet, it would be fair to say that many of those same owners don't know what is involved with the disease--how it is transmitted, its history in this country, and what is
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