Stephen LeBlanc

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University of Guelph

Canada

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Stephen LeBlanc is a Professor at the University of Guelph in Canada. His research focuses on dairy cattle health, specifically examining factors such as free fatty acids in milk, antimicrobial therapy adoption, and lameness detection on dairy farms. He has contributed to numerous studies investigating the implications of inflammation and biosecurity practices in dairy production. His recent work includes optimizing reproductive management techniques and assessing the impact of farm practices on cattle health.

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Todd Duffield

Professor and Chair

University of Guelph

CANADA

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Emma Morrison

University of Guelph

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Ian Lean

Adjunct Professor

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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heidi rossow

UNITED STATES

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Jennifer Thomson

Associate Professor- Animal Genetics

Montana State University

UNITED STATES

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Derek Haley

Associate Professor

University of Guelph

CANADA

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J L M R Leroy

University of Antwerp

BELGIUM

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Osvaldo Bogado Pascottini

BELGIUM

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Rita Couto Serrenho

Assistant Professor

Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph

CANADA

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Caroline Ritter

University of Prince Edward Island

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Simon Dufour

Full professor

Université de Montréal

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Optimization of a milk pregnancy-associated glycoprotein enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay test for pregnancy in Holstein cows using time-dependent cut-points between 23 and 90 days after insemination

Association between postpartum systemic inflammation and serum calcium in healthy multiparous dairy cows—An exploratory observational analysis

Perceived barriers of dairy producers to the adoption of selective antimicrobial therapies for nonsevere clinical mastitis and at dry-off in dairy cattle: A focus group study in Ontario, Canada

Dairy producers' awareness, perceptions, and barriers to early detection and treatment of lameness on dairy farms: A qualitative focus group study

Perceived barriers to implementation of biosecurity best management practices for control of Salmonella Dublin on dairy farms: A focus group study

Milk component, farm, and industry-level factors associated with elevated free fatty acids in bulk tank milk on conventional dairy farms

Association between milk pump type and free fatty acid concentrations on dairy farms with automated milking systems

Associations of bulk tank milk free fatty acid concentration with farm type and time of year

In-line milk progesterone monitoring as a tool for precision reproductive management

Invited Review: Inflammation and Health in the Transition Period Influence Reproductive Function in Dairy Cows

Graduate Student Literature Review: Implications of transition cow health for reproductive function and targeted reproductive management

Attitudes and professional values of veterinarians and veterinary students toward positive welfare states for dairy cattle

Effects of systemic or uterine endotoxin challenge in Holstein cows at 5 or 40 days postpartum on clinical responses, uterine and systemic inflammation, and milk yield

Progesterone profiles in postpartum dairy cows with inflammatory disorders

Evaluation of bovine colostrum replacer supplementation to improve weaning transition in Holstein dairy calves

Awareness and perceived barriers to the adoption of best management practices for the transportation of lactating cull dairy cows of dairy producers in Ontario

Associations of postpartum health with progesterone after insemination and endocrine signaling during early pregnancy in dairy cows

Assessment of systemic inflammation following oral calcium supplementation in healthy postpartum multiparous dairy cows—A randomized controlled trial

Associations of inflammatory and reproductive tract disorders postpartum with pregnancy and early pregnancy loss in dairy cows

Barriers to recording calf health data on dairy farms in Ontario

Characterizing ruminal acidosis risk: A multiherd, multicountry study

Meta-analysis of the incidence of pregnancy losses in dairy cows at different stages to 90 days of gestation

Understanding the role of veterinarians in antimicrobial stewardship on Canadian dairy farms: A mixed-methods study

Effects of source of supplementary trace minerals in pre- and postpartum diets on reproductive biology and performance in dairy cows

Genesis of clinical and subclinical endometritis in dairy cows

Relationship of peripartum inflammation with reproductive health in dairy cows

Review: Postpartum reproductive disease and fertility in dairy cows

Associations of parity with health disorders and blood metabolite concentrations in Holstein cows in different production systems

Increased parity is negatively associated with survival and reproduction in different production systems

Neutrophil function and antibody production during the transition period: Effect of form of supplementary trace minerals and associations with postpartum clinical disease and blood metabolites

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Todd Duffield

Emma Morrison

Ian Lean

heidi rossow

Jennifer Thomson

Derek Haley

J L M R Leroy

Osvaldo Bogado Pascottini

Rita Couto Serrenho

Caroline Ritter

Simon Dufour

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