
Nancy McLean discusses various equine research projects and studies to help bridge the gap between the scientific community, as well as, the general community of horse owners, trainers and enthusiasts.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceHealth & Fitness | |||

In this episode Nancy McLean reviews a Tnibar (2025) literature review with seven equine studies showing 2.5% polyacrylamide hydrogel (IPAAG) provides long‑lasting, biocompatible intra‑articular relief for osteoarthritis, often reducing or resolving ... more
This episode reviews cases of steroid-induced laminitis and examines recent research and owner-reported experiences using SGLT2 inhibitors (most commonly ertugliflozin) as an off-label treatment for equine metabolic syndrome and hyperinsulinemia-asso... more
Updates on preliminary research findings on steroid use and insulin deregulation in horses.
This episode explores whether horses can experience headaches by examining cervical spine pain, common signs like head rubbing or altered carriage, and how musculoskeletal and nervous system issues contribute to discomfort.
Nancy reviews diagnostic ... more
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great idea and good information but sound issues mean it’s hard to listen.
Love this show. They do a great job so surveying and critiquing all the current research on so many aspects of equine care.
Just have a need for more of these science based equine pod casts thanks for no me use my brain more and think !
Really cool podcast!
I really enjoy listening to Kate and Nancy. They help make sense of scientific research for the public. Their topics are interesting and it makes for easy and enjoyable listening!
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A science-forward show that translates equine research into practical insights for horse owners, trainers, and enthusiasts. Episodes cover topics like insulin dysregulation, laminitis, neural and cognitive aspects of horse behavior, pain management, and humane training, often pairing studies with real-world case examples. The hosts frequently highlight how evidence-based approaches can improve welfare, performance, and decision-making, while weaving in personal experiences and expert perspectives. A standout feature is the synthesis of neuroscience and veterinary science with accessible storytelling, plus occasional guest voices and actionable takeaways for day-to-day horse care. Potential listeners who crave rigorous research explained in ... more
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