John M. Riddle
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Researcher
Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with University of Arkansas through 2002; recent publications list University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Faculty Researcher
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Biography and Research Information
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John M. Riddle's research interests encompass historical perspectives on medicine and the use of plants for medicinal purposes. His work has explored the historical evolution of birth control methods, as indicated by his publication "From Pennyroyal to Mifepristone: What Demographers Missed about Birth Control?" Riddle also investigates the application of traditional and herbal medicine, as suggested by his publication "'What Is This Herb'?" His research extends to animal health, with publications addressing the effectiveness of anthelmintics in cattle and the impact of trace mineral supplementation on livestock reproduction and performance. Riddle holds a h-index of 19 and has authored 108 publications with over 2,400 citations. He has collaborated with several faculty members at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including C.R. Looney and Bryan Bacher.
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- h-index: 19
- Publications: 108
- Citations: 2,463
Selected Publications
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PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance. (2025)
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139 Evaluating effectiveness of several cattle anthelmintics via two fecal egg count reduction tests on ranch raised and auction market calves (2025)
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Integrating the humanities with engineering through a course in the rise of modern science (2002)
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- 139 Evaluating effectiveness of several cattle anthelmintics via two fecal egg count reduction tests on ranch raised and auction market calves
- PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance.
- 139 Evaluating effectiveness of several cattle anthelmintics via two fecal egg count reduction tests on ranch raised and auction market calves
- PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance.
- 139 Evaluating effectiveness of several cattle anthelmintics via two fecal egg count reduction tests on ranch raised and auction market calves
- 139 Evaluating effectiveness of several cattle anthelmintics via two fecal egg count reduction tests on ranch raised and auction market calves
- 139 Evaluating effectiveness of several cattle anthelmintics via two fecal egg count reduction tests on ranch raised and auction market calves
- 139 Evaluating effectiveness of several cattle anthelmintics via two fecal egg count reduction tests on ranch raised and auction market calves
- PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance.
- PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance.
- PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance.
- PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance.
- PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance.
- PSVIII-29 Influence of oral drench and free-choice supplementation of organic-complexed trace minerals compared to inorganic trace mineral supplementation on pregnancy rates and calf performance.