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'Objektif nou te toujou pi ba ki kantite ti towo bèf malad epi mouri, tankou kèk maladi éréditèr yo trè douloure ak envalidan. Nan ka sa a je yo te pandye desann soti nan tèt yo nan estati towo bèf yo, epi deformation yo feminen fè yo gen pwoblèm pou l respire grav. Li se pa difisil a imajine doulè a ​​sa a te lakòz. rezilta rechèch tankou sa yo pral entansifye byennèt a bèt pa limite a gaye nan maladi sa yo. Ak nan kou li tou amelyore sitiyasyon an finansye nan mèt pwopriyete yo bèt, ki moun ki yo kapab pou misyon pou minimize pèt ', eksplike Jorgen AGERHOLM, ki moun ki se tou Head nan Seksyon a pou Veterinè Repwodiksyon ak Obstetrik.
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‘Our aim was always to lower the number of sick and dead calves, as some hereditary diseases are very painful and invalidating. In this case the eyes hung down from the heads of the calves, and the facial deformations caused them to have severe breathing problems. It is not difficult to imagine the pain this caused. Research results like these will heighten the animal welfare by limiting the spread of such diseases. And of course it also improves the financial situation of the cattle owners, who are able to minimise losses’, explains Jørgen Agerholm, who is also Head of the Section for Veterinary Reproduction and Obstetrics.