Daniel Jean

**Daniel Jean** is a **Professor** at the **Faculty of Veterinary Medicine** of the **University of Montreal**, within the **Department of Clinical Sciences**. His research focuses on **equine respiratory physiology, therapeutic approaches for respiratory conditions in horses, and equine cardiology**.

**Education**:

• Ph.D. in Respiratory Physiology (2001) – University of Paris
• ACVIM Diplomate (1997) – American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine
• M.Sc. in Equine Medicine (1994) – University of Montreal
• Residency in Large Animal Internal Medicine (1994) – University of Montreal
• I.P.S.A.V. in Equine Medicine (1990) – University of Montreal
• D.V.M. (1988) – University of Montreal

**Research Expertise**: Investigates respiratory diseases in horses, including asthma-like conditions, and evaluates treatments like inhaled corticosteroids. Also explores nitric oxide production in equine neutrophils and dietary impacts on gastrointestinal health. **Supervision**: Advised three master’s theses on equine respiratory health, including studies on fluticasone inhalation side effects and duodenal biopsy analysis for dietary effects. **Affiliations**: Part of the University of Montreal’s veterinary research network, contributing to clinical and translational studies in veterinary medicine.