PPID

Dr. Rachel Lemcke presents on PPID and insulin dysregulation ID
Horse Breeds, PPID, and Insulin Dysregulation
Some horse breeds are prone to endocrine diseases, specifically pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID) and insulin dysregulation (ID).
Nicolas C. Galinelli, DVM, PhD candidate
Nicolas C. Galinelli, DVM, PhD Candidate 
Nicolas C. Galinelli is a DVM and PhD candidate whose main professional interests are equine endocrinology, medicine, and nutrition.
Simon Bailey, BVMS, PhD, FHEA, DipECVPT, FRCVS
Simon Bailey, BVMS, PhD, FHEA, DECVPT, FRCVS
Simon Bailey, BVMS, PhD, FHEA, DECVPT, FRCVS, is a professor and deputy head of school at the Melbourne Veterinary School.
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