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Vaccine victory via chickens

S WE ENTER the third year of COVID, it’s clear the coronavirus that causes the disease could be with us for a long time. It might become less lethal, in which case, no worries. It might stay just as deadly. But it might become more so. If the latter occurs, we could be saved by our experience with chickens. According to veterinary pathologist Dr Ian Tizard, from Texas A&M University, veterinarians have been

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