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Recovery after Haiti's quake
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE - January 28, 2010
Volunteers reach Haiti with medicine, vaccines as disease risks increase.
CSU taps companies to collaborate on liposome-targeting technology for cancer therapeutics
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE - February 8, 2010
Fort Collins, Colo. ?- Colorado State University is looking to build new cancer therapeutics from its liposome-targeting technology. The university and NeoTREX (a division of CSU Ventures) inked an exclusive option agreement with Joveis, Inc. of Napa, Calif. for the development of these therapeutics.
Pet-food-poisoning perpetrators receive probation
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE - February 8, 2010
Kansas City, Mo. -- A judge Feb. 4 sentenced two owners of a pet-food company implicated in the 2007 recall that is estimated to have killed about 4,000 pets to three years' probation and levied fines of $25,000 on the company and $5,000 for each of the owners.
AVMA supports push to increase zoo and wildlife vets
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE - February 7, 2010
Washington -- New federal legislation aimed at increasing the number of zoo and wildlife veterinarians has gained the support of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
News Analysis
Investigating the H1N1 threat
Ames, Iowa — While the first known cat tested positive for the H1N1influenza virus, veterinary immunologists say more research is needed to understand the risks of cat-to-cat transmission.
Market Trends
DVM News Poll: Welfare or Warfare?
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE
From positions on ear-cropping to sow housing, animal-welfare questions are capturing consumer headlines. DVM Newsmagazine asked veterinarians to share their opinions on these issues.
Helping clients pay
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The editors at dvm360 analyzed veterinary practices today and identified eight critical trends. Top of the list: More clients who can't or won't pay. We built this package to help.
Turning the tide: Bringing veterinarians back to the public animal welfare debate
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE
Animal welfare leaders try to hash out a plan to reclaim their ground in the public arena
DVMs warm up to technology
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE
New studies show more texting, social networking among practitioners.
Associations
AVMA dues increase to generate $3.5 million per year
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE
Executive board, committees approve $50 fee hike for regular members
BCVMA cites mounting financial troubles as legal battle presses on
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE
A record-length court battle based on allegations of discrimination cost the British Columbia Veterinary Medical Association millions of dollars to defend, and now members are pledging to raise another $400,000 through a membership fee levy
Exotic Companion Mammal specialty welcomes first eight diplomates
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE
Nashville, Tenn. -- Eight veterinarians have become the first diplomates under a new Exotic Companion Mammal specialty.
AAHA recruits veterinary experts to craft nutrition guidelines
DVM NEWSMAGAZINE
Denver -- The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) named five veterinary experts to lead the development of its new nutrition guidelines.
DVM News Poll
Is there too much hype over H1N1 in pets, or are your patients really at risk?
Too much hype
There's a real risk
Too much hype
82%
There's a real risk
18%
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