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The beef industry has spent years studying what can go wrong. A new evidence map shows what we’ve learned and where the next questions may need to come from.
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A 60- to 90-second chute-side scan can add information about pulmonary disease severity, pneumonia type and treatment prognosis.
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Before choosing a vaccine, consider the operation, disease risks, available evidence and when cattle will actually need protection.
One Iowa herd investigation into Theileria orientalis started with dead heifers and thousands of ticks. What was found next offered a broader lesson about surveillance, diagnostics and managing a disease that may already be moving through the region.
A redesigned adjuvant may be able to help an injectable BVDV vaccine stimulate both systemic and intestinal immune responses.
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For Dr. Brad White, investigating bovine heart disease means looking beyond the heart to understand what is happening throughout the animal.
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