Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Daniel Friend"
- Daniel Friend's research primarily focuses on wildlife rehabilitation, specifically studying cottontail rabbits in relation to predation by domestic cats, revealing that juveniles over 220 grams are less susceptible to cat attacks, which can inform release criteria for rehabilitation efforts.
- He has also investigated gastrointestinal diseases affecting weanling cottontail rabbits, which are a significant cause of morbidity and mortality during rehabilitation, highlighting the challenges of treating young wildlife.
- In addition to wildlife research, Friend has contributed to studies in healthcare alternatives, such as evaluating the effectiveness of peer-staffed crisis respite programs as substitutes for hospitalization, demonstrating potential savings in emergency visits and Medicaid expenditures.
