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Vet News
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Evaluation of controlled‐release devices for providing chromium sesquioxide and zinc in Huacaya alpacas at pasture
Monday, Oct 8 '18 05:09
Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView.
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In this issue – October 2018: Mechanisms and treatment of tumour angiogenesis is · Coagulation times depend on methods used · Experimental studies on footrot control · Pasteurella multocida in pigs and poultry · Pomegranate poisoning in cattle · Outcome of foals with hypernatremia
Wednesday, Sep 26 '18 02:30
Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 10, Page 367-368, October 2018.
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Hypernatraemia in 39 hospitalised foals: clinical findings, primary diagnosis and outcome
Wednesday, Sep 26 '18 02:30
Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 10, Page 385-389, October 2018.
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Comparison of footbathing and vaccination to control ovine footrot in an experimentally infected flock
Wednesday, Sep 26 '18 02:30
Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 10, Page 395-399, October 2018.
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Tumour angiogenesis, anti‐angiogenic therapy and chemotherapeutic resistance
Wednesday, Sep 26 '18 02:30
Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 10, Page 371-378, October 2018.
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Vet News
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Deadly venoms may drive medical advances
Sunday, Sep 2 '18 08:00
According to a recent paper, naturally produced venoms could help design treatments for a range of diseases, including diabetes and chronic pain. Read more...
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Dogs: Our best friends in sickness and in health
Sunday, Aug 26 '18 08:00
Dogs really are a person's best friend — not least because they impact both our physical and our mental health. In this Spotlight, we explain why and how. Read more...
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Are the 'sluggish' more likely to survive?
Thursday, Aug 23 '18 05:00
New research asks which species are more likely to be able to survive environmental changes. Data on mollusks suggest that metabolic rates may be a factor. Read more...
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Cancer research: Zombie genes and elephants
Thursday, Aug 16 '18 12:00
Elephants are affected by cancer much less frequently than humans. By unraveling their DNA, researchers gain new insight into anticancer mechanisms. Read more...
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Cat lovers, this is how a feline friend can boost your health
Thursday, Aug 9 '18 01:00
Cats are loved for their elegance, their calming purrs, and the sweetness of their cuddles, but do you know how they can actually improve your health? Read more...