Cattle veterinarian leaders watching effects of pig disease. Watching the porcine epidemic diarrhea virus spread through the swine industry, Dr. Daniel L. Grooms has seen opportunities to improve disease prevention in cattle.The devastation caused bythe PED virus, counted in millions of neonatal pig deaths since spring 2013, clearly illustrates the potential impact of foreign animal diseases. Dr. Grooms, the president of the American Association of Bovine Practitioners and a professor at Michigan State University, said cattle veterinarians cannot be complacent because such diseases exist in all livestock species."Looking at things such as what's happening with the PEDv in the swine industry makes us step back and think about things that we can do to continuously improve bio-security and thus the management of infectious diseases of all cattle operations," Dr. Grooms said.
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机译：牛兽医负责人观察猪病的影响。 Daniel L.Grooms博士观察到猪流行性腹泻病毒在养猪业中的传播，发现改善牛疾病预防的机会.2013年春季以来，PED病毒造成的毁灭性成千上万新生猪死亡，这清楚地表明了这一潜力外来动物疾病的影响。美国牛业从业者协会会长兼密歇根州立大学教授格鲁姆斯博士说，牛兽医不能沾沾自喜，因为这种疾病存在于所有牲畜物种中。“研究诸如猪中PEDv的情况畜牧业使我们退后一步，思考可以采取哪些措施来不断提高生物安全性，从而改善所有牛场的传染病管理。”
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