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A new theory about milk fever, a serious calcium deficiency in dairy cows, could shed new light on a wide range of inflammatory diseases in both animals and people. (Photo: Getty Images)
Health And Wellness, Research, Science and Technology

New theory on dairy cow disease could revolutionize animal health — and maybe human medicine

“Milk fever” in cattle may be more complex than just a calcium deficiency, research suggests — and may change how we look at inflammation.

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A new AI tool could improve how ecologists monitor and study Canadian wildlife by more accurately picking out bird and amphibian species from the distinctive sounds they make in audio recordings. (Photo: Jan Huus)
Research, Science and Technology

Tuning in to the sounds of Canada’s wildlife

AI is transforming how researchers monitor and study birds and amphibians.

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A recent study led by U of A researchers highlighted how malnutrition is often overlooked in larger individuals, particularly if they also have health conditions like osteoarthritis. (Photo: Getty Images)
Health And Wellness, Research, Science and Technology

Malnutrition may be a hidden health factor for people with obesity and osteoarthritis

New research could help improve nutritional assessment and support for patients.

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