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Neurology
Can horses develop dementia?
Sep 8, 2023
Although much remains to be learned, horses with neurodegenerative disease can show signs similar to those associated with dementia in people.
How well can horses see in the dark?
Sep 8, 2023
The average horse’s night vision is nowhere near as good as many people believe. Neuroscientist Janet Jones, PhD, sets the record straight.
Neuropathic pain linked to dangerous equine behavior
Aug 31, 2022
New research identifies a type of neuropathic pain that can lead to equine behaviors so dangerous that euthanasia may be the kindest option.
Causes of sidewinder syndrome in horses investigated
Jan 4, 2021
California researchers found that "sidewinder" syndrome is associated with a variety of equine conditions and injuries.
Florida horse diagnosed with neurologic equine herpes myeloencephalopathy
Oct 7, 2020
The horse, who is currently quarantined, is experiencing ataxia, hind-end weakness and an inability to urinate. All of these are common neurologic signs associated with EHV-1.
The possibility of EPM relapse
Sep 22, 2020
Most EPM cases respond to treatment but a return of signs months or even years later may signal relapse, and a new round of treatment may be needed.