Pneumonia — United States
_Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae_ isn’t a commonly used name in Alaska but this little pathogen has been a topic of considerable discussion and debate recently. First off, _M. ovipneumoniae_ isn’t very fun to spell, so let’s just call it “Movi”.
Second, you’re probably wondering just what Movi is and why it’s important. It’s a bacterium that commonly lives in the upper respiratory tracts of domestic sheep and goats, often causing mild respiratory disease. Infections in adults are typically not
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