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Researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences examined the effects of giving pregnant cows the two commonly available treatments.
Each treatment had different effects on different cows.
Heifers treated with meloxicam produced a higher milk yield than other cows.
Over-conditioned cows treated with aspirin had about half the rate of disease.
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