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Consumption of nursery starter feeds containing high concentrations of ZnO is associated with post-weaning anemia.

Magnesium supplementation can increase reproductive performance in adult sows.

Supplementation of encapsulated ZnO at a physiological level improves performance than native ZnO.

Low concentrations of commercial potentiated ZnO is effective in against of ETEC-challenged weaning pigs.

Zinc oxide may help to reduce intestinal inflammation in weanling piglets.

The ZnAA may reduce the negative effects of severe heat stress on ileal integrity.

New neonatal strategies of micronutrient supplementation to piglets may be required nowadays.

The addition of different sources of Se did not affect the immunoglobulin concentrations in the gilt or piglet.

The results demonstrated therapeutic effect of valnemulin in pigs with serious SD and did not show therapeutic effect of chelated zinc.

Hypocalcemia is not a significant problem immediately post-farrowing in sows of all parities.

Prediction equations using the concentration of total P in MBM may be useful to estimate P and Ca digestibility in MBM fed to growing pigs.

Phytase supplementation in growing diets may improve P and Cu retention.

Zeolite-ZnO could be a suitable substitute for pharmacological addition of ZnO in weanling pigs.

Magnesium supplementation my improve pig welfare.

DS-ZnO could alleviate diarrhoea and improve intestinal barrier function.

Giving 225 mg of Cu/kg as Cu chloride may reduce intestinal oxidative stress than by using Cu sulfate in weanling pigs.