Findings in horse study raise questions around use of antibiotics in semen extenders
Change was seen in resistance in some bacteria in the vagina of mares after the use of antibiotics in extenders.
Source: horsetalk.co.nz
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Change was seen in resistance in some bacteria in the vagina of mares after the use of antibiotics in extenders.
Study involved mares in Sweden, some of whom had previously been subject to artificial insemination, and others who had not.
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