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Chuck and all, 
 I have not seen a follow up on the study you posted. I read it when it came out and it made sense that the post varroa time we have had more problems with our queens.
Virus's have to be a significant problem after Jerry uncovered a large number of new ones. This is an area that needs more study.
The Best
Roy Nettlebeck 

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