Moral and ethical conflict: Veterinary profession’s dark side revealed
Study findings show that veterinarians regularly face conflict and ethical distress in the normal course of practice.
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Plant-based vaccine shows promise against deadly African horse sickness
The virus-like particles of the plant-based vaccine do not carry the risk of a return to virulence.
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Keep it clean: How hand-washing helps horse health
“Hand-washing can’t be underestimated in the role it plays in protecting public health.”
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“One step at a time” for injured eventer Jonty Evans
Evans walks into event more than three months after suffering a serious cross-country injury.
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It’s my life: Martin Nielsen, the accidental parasitologist
What set Martin Nielsen on the path to becoming one of the world’s best-known equine parasitologists?
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Final national survey confirms horses’ most common health problems
Blue Cross-led National Equine Health Survey hailed a success in its eighth and final year.
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“Godfather of British showjumping” Peter Robeson dies at 89
Two-time Olympic medalist continued his involvement as an owner, coach and trainer.
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Medieval reenactor impaled on jousting lance
Peter Barclay, 53, died in the freak accident in Williamstown, Kentucky, during a timed medieval event.
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Famous pony series “Billy and Blaze” to make movie debut
CW Anderson’s classic series about a boy and his pony is being brought to life on the silver screen.
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Partner involvement may aid success of horse therapy for veterans, study suggests
Benefits of horse therapy course remained three months later, but only among veterans whose partners had been involved.
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Pandemonium at WEG Endurance race after riders misdirected
Mayhem at the ride base, with officials deciding to void the first loop and run a 120km race instead.
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What is a feed balancer, and does your horse need one?
The true purpose of balancers is still misunderstood by some horse owners.
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