New Biomarkers in Acute Kidney Injury
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New Biomarkers in Acute Kidney Injury

Biomarkers you need to know. Dr. Elan Armstrong & Dr. Shannon Gregoire break down the newest research on acute kidney injury—and how emerging biomarkers could mean earlier detection and better outcomes.

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Walking the Dog, Side-Eyeing Your Bank Account: What a Massive Japanese Study Reveals About Pets and Human Well-Being
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Walking the Dog, Side-Eyeing Your Bank Account: What a Massive Japanese Study Reveals About Pets and Human Well-Being

Pet ownership is often framed as a universal life upgrade. More joy, better health, stronger communities. But when you zoom out to a national scale and sort pets by lifestyle rather than species alone, the story gets more nuanced. A large cross-sectional study from Japan offers a reality check that veterinary professionals may find both fascinating and clinically relevant.

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Novel kirkovirus may be associated with colitis in horses
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Novel kirkovirus may be associated with colitis in horses

In a pilot study, researchers from North Carolina State University have found a novel kirkovirus that may be associated with colitis – and potentially small colon impactions – in horses. The study could offer a route to new therapies for horses with colitis symptoms from unknown causes.

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The Future of Behavior Research Just Got a Massive Upgrade
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The Future of Behavior Research Just Got a Massive Upgrade

If you trained in an era when behavioral science meant stopwatches, clipboards, and highly staged tasks, buckle up. The field is shifting fast. Advances in tracking technologies now let researchers capture ultra fine movements in freely behaving animals at sub second and millimeter scales. That means richer datasets but also a major drawback. Complex motion tracking often comes with gaps. Missing data is the enemy of clean analysis and can weaken scientific conclusions.

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