It is more widely believed that Alabama rot is caused by toxins produced by E. coli but as there has been no presence of E. Coli in histological examination in the UK there is no Alabama Rot in the UK, only suspected CRGV. Because the exact cause has not been found, developing a vaccine is not possible. The cause of Alabama rot in the UK is under study as of 2013 at Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists in Winchester, Hampshire, but they do not explain why they are calling it Alabama Rot and not CRGV in accordance with histological findings.[10] A podcast on Alabama rot was published in April 2014 by the Royal Veterinary College.[11] As of February 2015 the Forestry Commission England will only publish specific site location details if "cases are confirmed as CRGV and a scientific connection to the dogs walked on the site is made".[12]