EPM Ongoing Research

EPM was first recognized in the 1970s.¹ In recent years, awareness among veterinarians and horse owners has grown considerably. Research at the University of Kentucky, the University of Florida, Ohio State University, the University of California at Davis, and Michigan State University, as well as Bayer Animal Health and other institutions, is leading to advancements in EPM diagnosis and treatment.

• Signs of EPM
• Horses at Risk
• Diagnosis
• Treatment with Marquis® (15% w/w ponazuril) Antiprotozoal Oral Paste
• Methods of Prevention
• Life Cycle of the Protozoa

1. Reed S. Neurology is Not a Euphemism for Necropsy: A Review of Selected Neurologic Diseases Affecting Horses, Proceedings of the 54th Annual Convention of the AAEP, San Diego, CA December 2008 pg 78-109

For more information regarding EPM, contact your veterinarian or the American Association of Equine Practitioners, 4070 Iron Works Pike, Lexington, KY 40511,(859) 233-0147.

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