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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.
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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.
Considering yeast supplementation for your cattle? Dr. Matt Dodd explains why the specific health goal and product research should guide the decision.
Smart restraint uses physics, leverage and positioning to work with an animal rather than against it.
Two distinct variants and evidence of fetal infection are adding new questions to an outbreak first identified in European cattle this summer.
A systematic approach can do more than identify a cause of death. Dr. Paige Schmidt-Rios shares how field necropsies can improve diagnostics, herd health and producer education.
While the search for answers in pregnancy loss usually starts with the mother, a groundbreaking study at Texas A&M’s new biotechnology center turns the spotlight onto paternal epigenetics.
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