TOP NEWS
 How the helium crisis impacts vet medicineBy: Katie RobertsonLiquid helium has gone from $17 per liter in December 2017 to between $65 and $70 per liter in June 2022
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 AVMA seeks feedback on draft guidelines for humane slaughterBy: Jennifer FialaVeterinarians who are association members have until Jan. 28 to comment
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 Arkansas college adds state’s first DVM degreeBy: Veterinary Practice NewsLyon College will submit its application for professional accreditation to AVMA’s Council on Education in early 2023
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CANINE NEWS
Making dermatology cases more efficient in general practiceBy: Sydney Yankowicz Drs Bourgeois and Christman give their tips for successful dermatology visits at the Fetch dvm360® conference in San Diego, California
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The importance of fecal testingBy: Cade Wilson, DVM There is a wealth of information that can only be found in a direct fecal analysis that will not be possible in a “floated” sample
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An approach to cutaneous mast cell tumors
By: Kathleen Tsimbus, BVSc Navigating an often difficult and confusing type of cancer
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There’s a new way to detect cancerBy: Michael C. Petty, DVM A noninvasive diagnostic tool will give your patients an unpainful procedure and make your practice more cost-efficient
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FELINE NEWS
Tips for managing feline urolithiasis from a feline practitionerBy: Kate Boatright, VMD Uroliths are one potential cause of lower urinary tract signs in cats. Management varies by type but can be guided by clinical suspicion based on appropriate history, signalment, and diagnostics.
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Wildfire injuries increase deadly clots, cardiac issues in catsBy: Don Vaughan Cats injured in wildfires receive wound management, pain management, and supportive care
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EQUINE NEWS
What Research is Saying About Supplements for HorsesBy: Stacey Oke, DVM, MSc Scientists are studying the safety, efficacy, mechanisms of action, and pharmacokinetics of equine nutritional supplements.
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Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome: Some Horses Don’t Follow the RulesBy: Kentucky Equine Research Staff While no horse is completely immune from developing gastric ulcers, certain horses are more prone than others.
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6 Impactful Equine Studies Supported by The Foundation for the HorseBy: Edited Press Release The foundation seeks to support meaningful equine research by up-and-coming investigators.
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Improving Sperm Motility in Stallions by Studying ProteomesBy: Kentucky Equine Research Staff Though all factors affecting sperm motility remain unclear, researchers investigating semen proteomes have gathered positive early results.
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MISC NEWS
 ‘So many ways we can lift each other up’By: Lisa WoganGroups fostering veterinary mental wellness grow, multiply
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 Career clash: Should you stay or should you go?
By: Patty Khuly, VMD, MBAThe grass that looks greener from afar may be AstroTurf and not actually better than what you have
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