Allison Stewart
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Allison Stewart is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland - Gatton Campus in Australia. Her research focuses on veterinary medicine, particularly in equine health, with recent articles exploring topics such as cardiac auscultation, insulin dysregulation in ponies, and the impacts of insect bite hypersensitivity. She also investigates the epidemiology of diseases like Hendra Virus and the evaluation of variants affecting animal physiology.
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Comparison of acetomenophen administration to horses through paste and nasogastric tube.
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2. Abarca-Piedrafita E, Cuming R, Duran SH, Wooldridge AA, Stewart AJ, Ravis W. Sustained-Release Voriconazole Hydrogel for Ocular Use in Horses. American Quarter Horse Association Oct 2013 $20,000 Department of Clinical Sciences Resident Matching Fund $5,000
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Kristopher Hughes
Charles Sturt University
Elaine Norton
Assistant Professor
University of Arizona
Rachel Allavena
Deputy Head of School/ Professor
The University of Queensland - Gatton Campus
François-René Bertin
The University of Queensland - Gatton Campus
David Byrne
Murdoch University
Sarah Purcell
Senior Lecturer
University of Queensland
Aaron Rendahl
University of Minnesota
Frances Shapter
Lecturer in Veterinary Science
University of Queensland
Molly McCue
University of Minnesota
Catriona CROTON
University of Southern Queensland
Imtiaz Randhawa
University of Queensland
Jennifer Bauquier
Senior Lecturer - Veterinary Biosciences
University of Melbourne
Mark Haworth
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Simon Bailey
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University of Melbourne
Justine Gibson
Senior Lecturer Veterinary Bacteriology and Mycology
University of Queensland
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