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Celia Marr

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Horse vet, Specialist in equine internal medicine, Equine Vet Journal editor, publishes veterinary science to improve knowledge about and for horses
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Detection of exercising ectopic atrial and ventricular beats using non-linear analysis of clinically normal racehorse electrocardiograms at rest or low-intensity exercise

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By Vadim Alexeenko, Hamid Tavanaeimanesh, Jenifer R. Gold, Lauren Hughes, Molly E. McCue, Celia Marr, Sian Durward-Akhurst, Kamalan Jeevaratnam, Freya Stein
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cardiac arrhythmias are common in healthy athletic horses and may lead to poor athletic performance or exercise-associated sudden death. Early detection of high-risk horses is an important goal of cardiovascular diagnostics.
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A pyramid needs a foundation: Exploding some myths about what EVJ's editors are looking for from authors?

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By Celia Marr
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Corresponding Author Celia M. Marr Equine Veterinary Journal, Cambridgeshire, UK Correspondence Celia M. Marr, Equine Veterinary Journal, Mulberry House, 31 Market Street, Fordham, Ely, Cambridgeshire CB7 5LQ, UK. Email: editor@evj.co.uk Search for more papers by this author
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Equine influenza vaccination catches an autumn cold! But must get over it as soon as it can

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By J. Richard Newton, David Rendle, David Mountford, Celia Marr
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 REMEMBERING 2019 AND THE PRE-COVID ERA In the recent overview of the 2019 equine influenza (EI) epidemic in Great Britain (GB), it was concluded that the British horse population remains at risk to a lesser or greater extent from EI, whether in its current but ever-evolving H3N8 incarnation or a novel subtype that is yet to make itself known.1 It is logical therefore that collectively the UK's equine and equestrian industry needs to maintain its awareness and be prepared to react deftly to...
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