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La enfermedad ganadera de larga data ha demostrado ser difícil de controlar. Sin embargo, la investigación sugiere que la vacuna Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) es prometedora para mejorar el manejo de este desafío persistente para la salud animal.

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    • La vacuna BCG presenta una vía prometedora para el control de esta difícil enfermedad del ganado.
    • Se necesitan más investigaciones y aplicaciones sobre el terreno para confirmar y optimizar el papel del BCG en la gestión de la salud del ganado.