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Articles by Ed Kane, PhD

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Equine metabolic syndrome: How can we intervene earlier? PhD student earns one of two inaugural EQUUS Foundation Research Fellows with this line of research Mar 1, 2012 By: Ed Kane, PhD PhD student earns one of two inaugural EQUUS Foundation Research Fellows with this line of research.

When maternal behavior in mares goes wrong Options include reestablishing bonds with the foals or using surrogate mares Feb 1, 2012 By: Ed Kane, PhD Management options include reestablishing bonds with the foals or using surrogate mares.

Whip use in Thoroughbred racing: Is it necessary? New research into this training tool brings insight—and controversy Jan 1, 2012 By: Ed Kane, PhD New research into this training tool brings insight—and controversy.

AAEP releases clinical guidelines for treating non-racing performance horses White paper's authors question equine veterinarians' current mediciation and treatment practices Dec 1, 2011 By: Ed Kane, PhD White paper's authors question equine veterinarians' current mediciation and treatment practices.

Equine epidemiology: The search for all contributors to disease This field of science tries to encompass all potential causes, not just one principal one Nov 1, 2011 By: Ed Kane, PhD This field of science tries to encompass all potential causes, not just one principal one

Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis: Etiology, diagnosis and treatment Early identification is key in this widespread neurologic disease Oct 1, 2011 By: Ed Kane, PhD Early identification is key in this widespread neurologic disease.

International Summit on Race Day Medication: EIPH and the racehorse Coming to a consensus on treating exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage Sep 1, 2011 By: Ed Kane, PhD The summit focused on exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage and the use of furosemide in race horses.

Cholangiohepatitis in race horses Caring for those affected by the disease that caused champion Uncle Mo to be scratched from the Derby Sep 1, 2011 By: Ed Kane, PhD Caring for those affected by the disease that caused champion Uncle Mo to be scratched from the Derby.

Calif. researchers collaborate on animal, human health UC Davis Regenerative Medicine Consortium combines veterinary medicine, human medicine and bioengineering Aug 1, 2011 By: Ed Kane, PhD Veterinarians, physicians and PhDs are forming at the University of California-Davis to conduct basic research, develop clinical applications and conduct clinical trials in regenerative medicine that will yield great benefits in animal and human health.

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