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A commercially approved African swine fever (ASF) vaccine could be safe to use in piglets as young as four weeks of age, according to research published in Scientific Reports.
Early vaccination should help reduce the spread of African swine fever in countries where the disease is endemic, researcher says.

A commercially approved African swine fever (ASF) vaccine could be safe to use in piglets as young as four weeks of age, according to research published in Scientific Reports.