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SESSION Mars Equestrian™ family of equine brands presents a unique holistic approach to insulin dysregulation diagnostics and management


Listen as Antech®, WALTHAM™ and special guest University of Kentucky Gluck Equine Research center explain the importance of a holistic approach to the diagnosis and management of insulin dysregulation in horses based on an integrated ecosystem of research, diagnostic testing, and nutritional management.


Exhibit Hall Product Theater #1, Sunday 11:30 a.m. SPEAKERS


Pat Harris, MA, PhD, VetMB, DipECVCN, MRCVS & RCVS specialist Veterinary Clinical Nutrition (equine)


Director of Science, Mars Horsecare and Head of WALTHAM™ Equine Studies Group, Waltham Petcare Science Institute


Amy Polkes DVM, DACVIM


Equine Internal Medicine Specialist, Antech Equine Diagnostic Division; Owner, Equine Internal Medicine and Diagnostic Services


Amanda Adams, PhD


Associate Professor University of KY, Gluck Equine Research Center and MARS EQUESTRIAN™ Fellow


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