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The virus has been circulating in pig herds in the USA dating back to 1988, evolved into clinically significant pathogenic SVA variants causing a pandemic in the USA and Canada since 2014, and thereafter gradually spread to the Americas and Asia. To date, most studies have illustrated the infection dynamics, epidemiology, diagnostic methods, and vaccine development, yet the molecular pathogenesis of SVA remains incompletely characterized. As a novel picornavirus capable of establishing persistent subclinical infections, SVA has been detected in tissues such as tonsils and testicles for up to 156 days post-infection, posing a substantial challenge to swine health and production systems. In parallel, SVA has gained attention as an oncolytic virotherapy candidate for neuroendocrine tumors due to its tumor-selective tropism. 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