FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Whether investigating a suspected New World screwworm case, a poultry disease outbreak or an unexplained livestock death, veterinarians first need an accurate diagnosis. That’s where the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture’s Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory comes in. From foreign viruses to insect-related health problems, the lab helps animal owners and veterinarians identify the […] The post UADA Veterinary Diagn…
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