Advances in Animal Biosciences: Volume 5 - Animal pain: Identifying, understanding and minimising pain in farm animals

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Animal pain: Identifying, understanding and minimising pain in farm animals

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Foreword

Introduction

The question of animal pain: the issues for debate

Pain: definitions, concepts and mechanisms in humans and farm animals

How should pain in farm animals be assessed?

Sources of known and/or potential pain in farm animals

Means of reducing pain in farm animals

General conclusions

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