Brad White

University of Kansas

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Eduarda Mazzardo Bortoluzzi

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Johann Coetzee

Department Head/ University Distinguished Professor

University of Kansas

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Michael Kleinhenz

Texas A&M University

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Raghavendra Amachawadi

Associate Professor, Food Animal Therapeutics

Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine

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Robert L. Larson

University of Kansas

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Blaine Johnson

Assistant Professor of Food Animal Medicine and Surgery

Texas Tech University

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Andrea Dixon

University of Kansas

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Phillip A. Lancaster

University of Kansas

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Clay C. Hallman

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Determining Frequency of Multiple Organ System Involvement and Concurrent Lesions Identified in Feedyard Mortalities and Potential Associations with Cattle Demographics

Disease Prediction in Cattle: A Mixed-Methods Review of Predictive Modeling Studies

Relationships of heart scores and postmortem cardiac measurements in congestive heart disease in feedlot cattle

Antimicrobial Resistance in Bovine Respiratory Disease Pathogens: A Systematic Review and Analysis of the Published Literature

Associations Between Thoracic Ultrasound Chute-Side Evaluations and 60-Day Outcomes in Feedyard Cattle at Time of First Treatment for Respiratory Disease

The Use of Lidocaine-Infused Castration Bands to Castrate Beef–Dairy Calves and Its Effect on Animal Welfare and Performance

Targeted thoracic ultrasonography shows high diagnostic potential for interstitial pneumonia in feedyard cattle

Economic impact of mortality prediction by predictive model at first and second treatment for bovine respiratory disease

Determining the Effect of Varied Proportions of Cohort Administered Tulathromycin at Arrival on Nasopharyngeal Microbiota and Performance Characteristics in Yearling Steers in the First 56 Days on Feed

Influence of Teaching Satisfaction of Search Interpretation Errors on Detection of Radiographic Edge-and-Corner Lesions by 4th Year Veterinary Students

Epidemiological Factors Associated with Gross Diagnosis of Pulmonary Pathology in Feedyard Mortalities

Determining Frequency of Common Pulmonary Gross and Histopathological Findings in Feedyard Fatalities

Evaluation of First Treatment Timing, Fatal Disease Onset, and Days from First Treatment to Death Associated with Bovine Respiratory Disease in Feedlot Cattle

Image Classification and Automated Machine Learning to Classify Lung Pathologies in Deceased Feedlot Cattle

An Evaluation of Temporal Distributions of High, Low, and Zero Cohort Morbidity of Cumulative First Treatment Bovine Respiratory Disease and Their Associations with Demographic, Health, and Performance Outcomes in US Feedlot Cattle

Nasopharyngeal Bacterial Prevalence and Microbial Diversity at First Treatment for Bovine Respiratory Disease (BRD) and Its Associations with Health and Mortality Outcomes in Feedyard Cattle

Assessment of pain associated with bovine respiratory disease and its mitigation with flunixin meglumine in cattle with induced bacterial pneumonia

Impact of Water Sources and Shared Fence Lines on Bovine Respiratory Disease Incidence in the First 45 Days on Feed

Determining relevant risk factors associated with mid- and late-feeding-stage bovine respiratory disease morbidity in cohorts of beef feedlot cattle

Predicting Bovine Respiratory Disease Risk in Feedlot Cattle in the First 45 Days Post Arrival

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Eduarda Mazzardo Bortoluzzi

Johann Coetzee

Michael Kleinhenz

Raghavendra Amachawadi

Robert L. Larson

Blaine Johnson

Andrea Dixon

Phillip A. Lancaster

Clay C. Hallman

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