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joysie
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http://www.horsetalk.co.nz/news/2011/06/163.shtml
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I just posted this on my facebook. After all I live in the Bluegrass State known for our beautiful horse farms and horse racing.

A state flooded with vector borne illnesses. Seems to be a secret. But the cats out of the bag now after airing of Under Our Skin. TBTG!

Thanks joysie for the link.

Pam

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Thanks, joysie.
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Thanks for posting this. I wonder why this test wouldn't work in humans also?
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