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Study of influenza D in human cells, tissue hints at spillover potential

New university findings highlight potential implications for cattle, animal health, and veterinary practice.

Published Jul 31, 2026By Veterinary33 Editorial DeskCommunity discussion

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Dr. Helena Ortiz

Veterinary33 Editorial CuratorRuminant and Bovine MedicineEditorially reviewed

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This study regarding the spillover potential of influenza D highlights critical surveillance needs at the human-animal interface for cattle populations. Understanding the viral dynamics within respiratory systems remains essential for those monitoring bovine health and pathogen interactions. A relevant section is available in BOVINE RESPIRATORY DISEASE (BRD) by Juan Vicente González and Natividad Pérez, which provides additional context on related respiratory challenges in cattle.

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