Vet Intern News Today

Richard T. Lee, MD, and Edward S. Kim, MD, MBA, discuss the benefits of integrative oncology and exploring integrative approaches at the Cherng Family Center for Integrative Oncology at City of Hope.

Researchers in Sweden assessed the performance of canagliflozin in a group of horses affected by insulin dysregulation.

A look at a series of cases in Australia linked most to excessive dosages and prolonged use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

The salt pellets did not adversely affect the gastric mucosa and the measured dose did not significantly alter the hematologic and serum biochemical variables.

Serum nerve growth factor concentrations were much higher in horses with lameness associated with advanced osteoarthritis compared with sound horses and those with milder disease.

A freshly published study in Italy examined the records of more than 250 non-lame Standardbreds referred to a veterinary hospital for poor performance.

The research centered on endurance horses eliminated from a competition for metabolic reasons.

Biosecurity measures to control its spread may be impractical because it takes a long time for the virus to show in the blood.

Findings do not prove that the identified mycotoxins caused liver disease, but they provide a basis for further investigation of possible links.

The method, not previously described in horses, was performed under general anesthesia in Pennsylvania.