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Auburn Researchers Need More Horses for Cushing’s Study

Auburn University Department of Animal Sciences May 18, 2009


Researchers at Auburn University still need horses to participate in a study that will examine the use of chasteberry (vitex agnus castus) supplements in horses with Cushing’s disease.

Chasteberry supplements are ofte

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Geldings Sought for Cushing’s Study at Auburn

Auburn University Department of Animal Sciences April 14, 2009

Researchers at Auburn University need horses to participate in a study that will examine the use of chasteberry (vitex agnus castus) supplements in horses with Cushing’s disease.

This study, which is being conducted through the Department of Animal Sciences, will take place for seven months beginning in April. Chasteberry supplements are often used to treat Cushinoid

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