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Coat Changes and Immune System Shifts in Senior Horses
Coat changes in senior horses correlate with the immune system and can help us understand the horse's overall health status.
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Understanding the Aging Equine Immune System 
Horses experience less profound immune system changes than humans as they get older. However, researchers still have much to learn about equine aging.
Alisa Herbst, PhD
Alisa C. Herbst, PhD
Alisa Herbst, PhD, is a postdoctoral associate who has researched topics such as muscle atrophy, aging and immune function in horses, and the health and management of senior horses.
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