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In the 79th episode of the Swine Health Black Belt podcast, Dr. Clayton Johnson engages in a comprehensive discussion with Dr. Dean Schroeder, an associate professor of biology at the University of Minnesota, to explore the intricate realm of African swine fever (ASF) transmission.The episode sheds light on the ongoing research focused on infectious doses, unraveling the complexities of the minimum viral quantity required to cause infection. Join with them Dr. Johnson and Dr. Schroeder as they navigate the multifaceted landscape of ASF, offering valuable insights into its implications for swine health.

In the 79th episode of the Swine Health Black Belt podcast, Dr. Clayton Johnson engages in a comprehensive discussion with Dr. Dean Schroeder, an associate professor of biology at the University of Minnesota, to explore the intricate realm of African swine fever (ASF) transmission. From its origins in Africa to the potential risks of introduction into the United States, the conversation delves into the various pathways through which ASF spreads. The dialogue underscores the pivotal role played by domestic swine and delves into the challenges posed by the virus's stability in diverse environments.