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An infection previously mostly found in dairy cattle is showing up in some western feedlots
The Winnipeg-based trial found significant reductions but researchers say it’s too soon to replace hypertension drugs with flax
Eating a bit of flaxseed each day might help lower high blood pressure, a new study suggests. Researchers said it’s too early to swap out blood pressure medication for the fibre-filled seeds just yet. But if future studies confirm the new results, flax might be a cheap way to treat high blood pressure, they added.
The Canadian Animal Blood Bank is a Manitoba initiative that, like its human equivalent, is a lifesaver for those in need
Byron doesn’t stop smiling. From the minute he rushes into the exam room of the Brandon Hills Veterinary Clinic and scrambles up onto the table, to when he makes a mad dash for the door 10 minutes later, there is a permanent grin on his face, his tail happily wagging behind him. It’s a good
