Last year was marked by the re-emergence of equine viral arteritis (EVA) on a widespread scale in the United States, with evidence of infection confirmed in 10 states. The occurrence was significant in that it represented the first major incursion of the disease into the Quarter Horse population, which previously appeared to have largely escaped exposure to the causal agent, equine arteritis
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