Data from routine meat inspection is a poor indicator of the prevalence of tail lesions in undocked pigs

Overview of attention for article published in Porcine Health Management, April 2020

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RT @ecphm: New reads for May 2020 in PHM; 1/3: Data from routine meat inspection is a poor indicator of the prevalence of tail lesions in u…

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RT @ecphm: New reads for May 2020 in PHM; 1/3: Data from routine meat inspection is a poor indicator of the prevalence of tail lesions in u…

11 May 2020

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New reads for May 2020 in PHM; 1/3: Data from routine meat inspection is a poor indicator of the prevalence of tail lesions in undocked pigs by @HKongsted et al., https://t.co/8wLQzT3HRJ

11 May 2020

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RT @b_kuehnle: Interesting results from a danish study, relevant also for the discussion on animal welfare labeling. via @germanpigvet: Da…

02 May 2020

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