From the foothills of Nepal to the laboratories of the world, scientist Ram Bhusal is working hard to better understand tuberculosis and defeat bovine ticks. Bhusal is a postdoctoral research fellow investigating ticks, which he says cost Aussie cattle farmers of about $300 million a year, as well as an important figure in current tuberculosis (TB) research, helping to determine how the bacterium survives in the body.
From the foothills of Nepal to the laboratories of the world, scientist Ram Bhusal is working hard to better understand tuberculosis and defeat bovine ticks. Bhusal is a postdoctoral research fellow investigating ticks, which he says cost Aussie cattle farmers of about $300 million a year, as well as an important figure in current tuberculosis (TB) research, helping to determine how the bacterium survives in the body.
