Equine Epidemics
The discussion highlights the stark difference in mortality rates of equine diseases over time, with a notable 74% during the 1938 outbreak. Insights into the treatment methods reveal the drastic and often ineffective measures taken, such as bloodletting. Additionally, the conversation touches on the intriguing observation that horses kept on pasture appeared more susceptible to illness, prompting speculation about environmental factors influencing disease spread.In this clip
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Ep 49 Eastern Equine Encephalitis: Triple EEEk!
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