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Alleged findings of ISA in BC salmon will not spur testing changes

A paper claiming ISA is present in BC salmon is being seen by some as irresponsible science and will not prompt any changes to the existing testing program 

By Ola Wietecha | Jan. 12, 2016 17:04 GMT
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Alexandra Morton, the biologist and anti-net pen advocate, behind an earlier decision that moved oversight of aquaculture in British Columbia more to the federal government.
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A recently released scientific paper claiming that a sequence of infectious salmon anaemia (ISA) virus is present in British Columbia, Canada, will not prompt any changes to the already-vigorous ISA testing program, according to the B.C. Ministry of Agriculture's senior fish pathologist Gary Marty. [...]

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