The new ARRIVE 2.0 guidelines are here
Today, BMC Veterinary Research publishes the new ARRIVE 2.0 guidelines. Editor Dr. Hayley Henderson discusses the importance of ARRIVE, its impact on… Read more »
Hayley Henderson
Hayley obtained her PhD in veterinary science from the University of Cardiff, UK before joining BMC in 2009. Following her time working in the veterinary and medical field, Hayley has been eager to support initiatives that champion innovation in research integrity processes. She is also the President of the International Association of Veterinary Editors, and is involved in running author and referee workshops to help encourage and support young researchers. Hayley is currently a Senior Editor for the BMC Series and regularly contributes to the BMC Series Blog.
Editor of BMC Nephrology, BMC Urology, BMC Veterinary Research
Editor of BMC Nephrology, BMC Urology, BMC Veterinary Research
Latest posts by Hayley Henderson (see all)
- The new ARRIVE 2.0 guidelines are here - 15th July 2020
- BMC Veterinary Research joins round table discussion to improve animal research reporting - 12th January 2018
- Is your puppy destined to be overweight? - 5th June 2017
BMC Veterinary Research joins round table discussion to improve animal research reporting
With ongoing concerns regarding the reproducibility and quality of animal research studies, Dr Hayley Henderson, Editor of BMC Veterinary Research, reviews the… Read more »
Is your puppy destined to be overweight?
Our dogs are getting fatter, with pet obesity numbers continuing to rise annually worldwide. Shockingly, around four million dogs in the UK are overweight! It… Read more »
DISCONTOOLS – Prioritizing animal diseases
With many different animal diseases being reported and with €800 million being spent each year in Europe, how do you decide where to prioritize research and… Read more »
Veterinary neurology experts collaborate to publish consensus statements in pets with epilepsy
A group of international veterinarians and scientists have joined forces to form the International Veterinary Epilepsy Task Force (IVETF), with the goal to… Read more »
Winning advice from a winning editor
On World Kidney Day, we catch up with BMC Nephrology Section Editor Dr Bernard Jaar, to discuss what winning the ‘Section Editor of the Year’ award meant… Read more »
From identification to genetic characterization – solving the mystery of rare diseases in veterinary medicine
Unraveling the aetiology of rare diseases is usually a challenging task in veterinary medicine. Individual case reports of animals affected by rare diseases can… Read more »
A seizure, or not a seizure – that is the question
With the constant advances in mobile phone technology, we now have the luxury of video-recorders at our fingertips. Online video-sharing websites are home to… Read more »
Veterinary neurology – A European catalogue for learning objectives
As a veterinary student, did you suffer from ‘Neurophobia’? Well, hopefully this will be a thing of the past, as research published last week in BMC… Read more »
Canine epilepsy treatment – why more research still needs to be done
Research published today in BMC Veterinary Research has added to a growing body of literature that suggests the evidence-base in some areas of veterinary… Read more »