News


All series


All News

Computer-generated lab animals for vaccine development were among the possibilities discussed at a national forum looking into new strategies to curb zoonotic disease transmission.

Austin, Texas - Fever ticks are making a resurgence in Texas. In fact officials fear the outbreak of the parasite could kill livestock and wildlife. The fever tick can survive winters as far north as Washington D.C.

National Report - The Chihuahua could become even more popular as a result of the current Disney movie "Beverly Hills Chihuahua."

Bravo to Dr. David Robbins for his article in the October 2008 issue titled "Leading Off: Why the physical exam is still really necessary." I could not agree with him more.

A shot in the dark

There was a note of regret, mixed with relief, in Dr. Mark Justice's voice when he called to relate the events of the previous night.

Peer review is essential to ensuring the quality and integrity of the articles that appear in Veterinary Medicine and are posted on its Web site. Every manuscript submitted to the journal is reviewed by at least two acknowledged experts, usually specialists, on the paper's topic.

Washington, D.C. -The financially threatened Food Animal Residue Avoidance Databank garnered a few extra months of life support, but with drastic cutbacks.

Weeding out the stones

Now that the gene causing bladder stones in Dalmatians has been identified, the problem can be prevented by breeding with dogs that do not have the mutated gene.