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Fast test to detect deadly heart disease

News10 Oct 2019by Jenny Hjul

AN early warning system for one of farmed salmon’s deadliest diseases is being developed by a Scottish research consortium.

Cardiomyopathy syndrome (CMS), a fatal viral disease which causes inflammat

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