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Validation of a Commercial ELISA Kit for Non-Invasive Measurement of Biologically Relevant Changes in Equine Cortisol Concentrations

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By Sara Mastellar, Jessica K. Suagee-Bedore, Maurice Eastridge
| MDPI
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Horseback Riding Helmets:FAQ | Farms.com

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By Sara Mastellar
| Farms.com
Use of helmets in horseback riding is becoming more popular. Below are the answers to some common questions regarding equestrian helmets and their use. Injuries to the brain can have life altering consequences and horseback riding is the leading cause of sports related traumatic brain injury in the US (Winkler et al., 2016). Wearing a helmet reduces the chance of and severity of these types of injuries.
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How Helmets Work | Farms.com

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By Sara Mastellar
| Farms.com
Head injuries account for 10-30% of equestrian injuries and the majority of horse-related fatalities. Wearing a properly fitted helmet is an easy and effective way to reduce the chances of incurring a head injury in case of a fall from or with a horse. This article explains the mechanism of how helmets work, how to properly fit a helmet, and how to care for a helmet. How Helmets Work The equestrian helmets of today generally consist of a hard-outer shell, liner, and a harness.
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