Internal parasites are the bane of most farmers’ existence as they are hard to detect, control, preventor manage. Thankfully, ...

Does gluten fed to dairy cattle end up in the milk ... in a timely manner may increase the risk of further small intestine damage, and the resulting associated irreversible diseases.

According to a study published in the journal Frontiers in Public Health, the burden of the disease rose by more ... food like ground beef. When cattle are slaughtered and processed, E. coli bacteria ...

The rapid spread of the illness, which likely resulted from feeding cattle meat and bonemeal from animals that already had the disease, was linked with more than a hundred cases of deadly ...

Crohn’s disease and lactose intolerance both cause ... Both of these sugars, glucose and galactose, absorb quickly through the small intestine and release into the bloodstream.

The primary active CD group were younger at the time of their first surgery and were more likely to have stricturing disease ... the estimated remaining small intestine length, as shown in ...

Vaccinating pregnant heifers and cows with Bovilis cryptium can provide protection for calves from birth at the start of colostrum feeding – when they are most vulnerable. Active immunisation raises ...

IBD is now a fairly common disease also in horses ... and ultimately by endoscopy and examining a biopsy taken from the intestinal wall. "Diagnosing IBD is also expensive for the owner and ...

It’s common for IBS symptoms to be worse in the morning. This is due to the way the large intestine functions. Stress can also play a role. The symptoms can vary from day to day. They might even ...

IBD, which includes Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, is characterized by inflammation affecting the gastrointestinal tract. The defective intestinal epithelial tight junction barrier is an ...

Humans’ ability to digest lactose in adulthood didn’t develop until about 5,000 years ago, among cattle herders ... develop as the result of damage to the small intestine, and most develop ...

Study shows that dietary antigens can suppress small intestine carcinogenesis by activating T-cells through Peyer's patches.