100% of red-tails at clinic carry blood-thinning rodenticides
Of the red-tailed hawks at a wildlife clinic, 100% showed exposure to anticoagulant rodenticides, a study finds.
Therapy for dog eye disease may benefit humans
Trials in dogs with an inherited eye disease indicate that a gene therapy is ready for development into a treatment for human patients with retinitis pigmentosa.
Inflatable pants could treat horses’ swollen legs
Researchers have adapted technology for humans with lymphedema for horses, in hopes of treating them for the same condition.
Inflatable pants could treat horses’ swollen legs
Researchers have adapted technology for humans with lymphedema for horses, in hopes of treating them for the same condition.
Australian black swans at high risk of avian flu
The immune system of black swans leaves them particularly vulnerable to avian flu. When exposed, the virus could kill them within three days.
Sperm don’t work without timing zinc right
Zinc plays a key role in the ability of sperm to fertilize an egg, research finds. The discovery could improve artificial insemination of livestock.
Sperm don’t work without timing zinc right
Zinc plays a key role in the ability of sperm to fertilize an egg, research finds. The discovery could improve artificial insemination of livestock.
These birds are key spreaders of avian flu
About 40 bird species have become infected in the current North American outbreak of avian flu, report researchers.
Tests track cognitive decline in dogs
Tests that quantify changes in dogs suspected of having cognitive decline could also be a model for Alzheimer’s disease in people.
Tests track cognitive decline in dogs
Tests that quantify changes in dogs suspected of having cognitive decline could also be a model for Alzheimer’s disease in people.