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African Horse Sickness Could Soon Affect Horses in Europe, Researchers Warn
A disease that affects horses in hot countries could arrive in Europe and spread among the horses bred in the colder countries, a new study from University of Cambridge has found. Global warming along with import of fresh produce from affected regions could bring the disease to UK.
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