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This was covered by several media outlets, including Science Daily, which had two nice quotes from the PIs: 
  
Senior author Professor Mike Boots of Exeter and UC Berkeley concluded: "The key insight of our work is that the global virus pandemic in honeybees is humanmade not natural. It's therefore within our hands to mitigate this and future disease problems." 
  
And lead author Dr Lena Wilfert, of the University of Exeter's Centre for Ecology and Conservation, on the Penryn Campus in Cornwall, said: It's also really important that beekeepers at all levels take steps to control Varroa in their hives, as this viral disease can also affect wild pollinators." 


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