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First Veterinary Patients Treated Using Focused Ultrasound
The first trials using focused ultrasound to treat cancer in veterinary patients are currently underway at 2 universities, and they’ve already generated positive results.
First TED Veterinarian Celebrated for Advancing 'Zoognosis'
As the first veterinarian selected to become a TED fellow, Claire Simeone, DVM, has focused her career on improving health across all species through knowledge transfer.
In the trenches: The veterinarian's role in the One Health movement
By the nature of their knowledge and expertise, it is incumbent on veterinarians to promote this global initiative and educate medical doctors as equal partners in improving health around the world.
Post-appointment follow-up: What veterinary clients say they want
Our research uncovers that theres no one-size-fits-all approach to communicating with pet owners after the clinic visit. The solution? Ask them their preferences.
The Most Common Health Problems in French Bulldogs
Their rapid rise in popularity has prompted researchers to examine some of the most common health problems recorded in French bulldogs, many of which are associated with substandard breeding practices.
AVMA 2017: Why 'Dental' Is a Dirty Word
Providing quality oral care to your patients and conveying the value of that care to your clients will improve compliance, staff satisfaction, and practice profit.
Cornell takes the lead in cannabidiol research
Still wondering if CBD oil lives up to the hype, or if youll go to jail for recommending it? New research from Cornell backs the claims, and the federal government seems to be loosening the noose on veterinary recommendations.
FDA Concludes Evanger's Investigation, Company Sues Meat Supplier
More than a year after Evanger’s issued a voluntary recall for its contaminated dog food products, the FDA has officially ended its investigation.
Chickens: An Unlikely Ally in Disease Detection
Sentinel chicken programs are a longstanding One Health initiative to detect the presence of infected mosquitoes before viruses can spread to humans.
How to Avoid Common Insulin Therapy Errors
Giving proper advice to clients of diabetic pets requires an understanding of the many problems that can result from mistakes made in the choice, use, and monitoring of insulin.
Old School, New School: Good mourning
When Dr. Codger invites Dr. Greenskin to a morning meeting, the young associate fears shell get eaten for breakfast for dismissing the bully technician the old-timer cant live without.
Could This Be the Earliest Example of Veterinary Surgery?
Upon further examination of a bovine skull uncovered more than 30 years ago, researchers believe they’ve found evidence of the earliest veterinary surgery.
AVMA 2017: Respiratory Complications of Trauma
Thoracic injury can cause a variety of complications in the small animal patient, including pneumothorax, diaphragmatic hernia, and rib fracture.
Product Spotlight (May 2018)
A look at some of the latest and greatest products in veterinary medicine for May 2018.
New 'toggle technique' helps horses breathe
What makes all the difference in this surgical procedure to treat recurrent laryngeal neuropathy? Two holes in the cartilage and a stainless-steel button.
Like travel, veterinary CE should expand our horizons
Think of a convention program as a map, with unfamiliar topics like unexplored cities.
Rats Twice as Accurate as Traditional Tests in Detecting TB
It seems rats are about 40% more accurate than traditional testing for detecting tuberculosis in the general population, and a whopping 67% better at TB detection in children.
Cancer Immunotherapy Developed for Humans Will Be Used to Treat Dogs
Neurosurgeons from the University of Alabama at Birmingham are partnering with veterinary universities to conduct the first immunotherapy study for brain tumors in dogs using an oncolytic herpes simplex virus.
Clinical Tidbits (May 2018)
Advice and insight from veterinary experts throughout the country.
Whats new with dog flu?
Whats going on with canine influenza? Well, theres a website and a week, and now the Canadians are involved. Heres what you need to know to keep your patients safe.
Animal-Assisted Therapy in Pediatric Cancer Patients
Animal-assisted therapy provides measurable benefits for children with cancer and their caregivers.
Tramadol: Limited Benefit for OA Pain
Recent study findings show that this popular pain reliever offers no improvement over placebo treatment for elbow and stifle joint pain.
Veterinary emergency interventions: Ready to step in?
Who knows what's ahead of you when a veterinary emergency is waiting for you? Dr. Garret Pachtinger is on call with tips to have in your back pocket and help you save the day.
A shared passion for horse feet
The relationship between farrier and veterinarian doesnt have to be one of begrudging acceptance. Rather, it can blossom into respect and learning.
Veterinary Students Stand Together for Suicide Awareness
Veterinary students have created the #VetMedUnited movement to spread awareness of suicide and break down the stigma associated with asking for help.
Canine Leishmaniasis Is a Risk Factor for Ehrlichia canis Infection
Dogs with leishmaniasis are at risk for co-infection with Ehrlichia canis, prompting new recommendations for diagnosing and monitoring canine leishmaniasis.
Scrub the tight scrubs? A conflict over veterinary workplace attire
What do you do when an employee's appearance creates a distraction in the veterinary clinic? An edgy but necessary dilemma.
First Live-Attenuated Equine Influenza Vaccine Developed, Tested
Equine influenza virus is highly contagious, and preventing its spread can even help avert a pandemic. Now, researchers believe they have developed the first live-attenuated vaccine to do just that.
Top 5 Articles for April 2018
Did you miss any important news last month? Check out our top 5 most popular articles from April.
Hurricane lessons: Four things we learned from Harvey and Irma
As the 2018 hurricane season approaches, check out these tips from BluePearl hospitals in Florida and Texasthey just might help your own veterinary team in the midst of disaster.