Researchers revisited concussion victims four years after they suffered their injury.

Research shows that speed, and when riders call for it, have a big effect on elimination chances.

However, they remain in the minority and appear to get fewer opportunities.

The techniques being developed may eventually translate to treatments for human patients.

Wild populations of Culex pipiens have developed resistance against the main insecticide families.

Researchers in California gather important baseline data that could help identify horses with heart problems.

French study team describes techniques that can be used to obtain millions of nasal stem cells in a short time.

Researchers got as far as pinpointing a single communal equine water treadmill as the point from which it spread.

Donkey milk had nutraceutical properties that made it suitable not only for growing infants, but for all ages, especially for convalescents and for the elderly.

“Humans tend to think computers will keep them from making mistakes, when in reality with computers you are able to make mistakes faster and more efficiently.”

Journal case report describes a combination of two treatment techniques.

Scientists identified a dominant horse-specific form among equids, whereas cats and dogs were mainly infected by human-related MRSA.

Ataxia, an uncoordinated gait arising from a neurological cause, can easily be mistaken for lameness.

Study findings suggest shockwave therapy and platelet-rich plasma therapy might work well together.

Participants in an online survey organized by Canadian researchers categorized 32 horse vocalizations.

Important similarities seen between severe asthma that affects horses and age-related asthma in humans.

“We found that the stable provided a context where they were able to construct a positive self.”

Major outbreaks of equine flu have been frequent among Mongolia’s horses, with five occurring since 1970.