3 new publications this week

Dr. Angel Abuelo

This has been a productive week for the lab in terms of publication outputs! Three articles from our work have seen the light of day this week:

In a collaboration with Dr. Mann from Cornell University, we have described how we designed and built a continuing education program for early-career bovine veterinarians to support early graduates in their first years in practice.

• Abuelo, A. and S. Mann. 2023. Development of a bovine continuing education program for early-career veterinarians to address clinical service shortage. J. Dairy Sci. http://doi.org/10.3168/jds.2022-22800

Featuring the work that Patrick Crannell completed during his Summer Food Systems Fellowship experience in the lab, we have described the impact of passive immunity of calves in their health, growth, and future performance.

• Crannell, P. and A. Abuelo. 2023. Comparison of calf morbidity, mortality, and future performance across categories of passive immunity: A retrospective cohort study in a dairy herd. J. Dairy Sci. http://doi.org/10.3168/jds.2022-22567
  

Last but not least, former postdoctoral associate Dr. Ana Velasquez-Munoz's article investigating the impact of the dam's energy deficit status on their offspring health, growth and performance was also published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science. Ana is now an Assistant Professor in the Catholic University of Temuco, Chile.

• Velasquez-Munoz, A., E. J. Schuurmans, J. L. Brester, K. Starken, and A. Abuelo. 2023. Association of maternal late-gestation lipid mobilization and their offspring's disease risk during the pre-weaned period and performance through first lactation: A cohort study in a dairy herd. Front. Vet. Sci. 10. http://doi.org/10.3389/fvets.2023.110242
  

HAPPY READING!