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The serious bacterial infection affects the respiratory system but can also damage the heart, kidneys, and nervous system.

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The post-mortem relating to the death of Celebre D'Allen after the Grand National has revealed the horse picked up a severe bacterial respiratory infection which had not been present in the horse ...

Grand National runner Celebre D'Allen dies from an infection that developed post-race, a post-mortem determines.

Nasal bacteria may play a role in COVID-19 risk ... could play an important role in determining our risk for respiratory infections like COVID-19." The team plans to explore whether modifying ...

But the BHA said that a “severe bacterial respiratory infection (pleuropneumonia)” developed after the race, leading to the horse’s detoriation on Monday and subsequent death, after ...