Putting the bite on midges in the US: Feeding habits put under scrutiny
Some midges may be more opportunistic in regards to host choice than previously thought.
Read moreSome midges may be more opportunistic in regards to host choice than previously thought.
Read moreNumber of horse-related injuries among children when not riding sparks helmet call.
Read more“Isolation of viable T. gondii parasites from slaughter horses points to horsemeat as a potential source of human infection.”
Read more“Manure can be used to replace topsoil to enhance embankment stability during the early stages of restoration.”
Read morePush now on to move forward with clinical trials and product development.
Read more“The evidence for therapeutic riding and hippotherapy is encouraging.”
Read moreOwners overwhelmingly preferred the most convenient therapeutic option despite higher cost.
Read moreImpact of cosmic object the most likely explanation for platinum levels found at key sites.
Read moreThe system used in the study delivered highly repeatable and unique results for each limb.
Read more“Finding evidence of an effective way, without medication, to address stress in young adults with autism will have broad implications for health.”
Read moreSource of Halicephalobus gingivalis in horse in Italy was never established.
Read moreResearchers in Colorado undertook a study involving 67 children with autism spectrum disorder.
Read moreVibrations from a horse’s motion can activate part of the sympathetic nervous system, boosting behavioral test results.
Read moreResearchers compare responses to stem cells derived from the patient’s own body as opposed to a donor.
Read moreResearcher notes that few studies in the field have analyzed therapy interactions from a horse’s viewpoint.
Read moreTest is part of a push towards improved treatments and management of the disease.
Read moreAmerican study is under way to find out.
Read more“Reasons for the low reporting of safety require further research.”
Read moreNot all horse owners consider the use of personal protective equipment necessary.
Read more“Antibodies from vaccinated horses provide a low-cost alternative, and are already in use for rabies, botulism and diphtheria.”
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