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Control of TB in wildlife by oral BCG vaccination
Expert Review of Vaccines, 10/06/09
Gormley E et al. – In the paper under evaluation, Tompkins and colleagues in New Zealand have shown that oral vaccination with BCG can protect wild brushtail possums against natural infection with M. bovis. This highly significant finding paves the way towards incorporation of wildlife vaccination into bovine TB eradication programs worldwide.
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