2022: The year in veterinary news

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What a year 2022 has been in veterinary medicine. 

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) revised its recommendations for pre-exposure rabies vaccination for people, including veterinary personnel. The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) released new guidelines on pain management in dogs and cats. The National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA) issued a call for better protection of the title “veterinary technician.” And a veterinarian was elected to be Nebraska's next governor.

Those are just a few of the biggest veterinary news stories of the year, according to AVMA readers like you. As you’re looking back on 2022, you might enjoy re-discovering some of the most-read AVMA news articles published this year:

The AVMA blog, AVMA@Work, is another popular information source, helping to keep the veterinary profession informed about new AVMA tools, resources, and projects. Here are the 10 most-read blog posts of 2022:

Stay informed in the new year

It’s easy to stay up to date on important veterinary news as soon as it happens, with AVMA’s newsletters. Subscribe to Today’s Headlines for a daily synopsis of news and blog headlines, the AVMA News Digest for a weekly news roundup, and Veterinary Advances for a monthly summary of cutting-edge research reported in JAVMA and AJVR. Go to avma.org/Newsletters to sign up for these and other newsletters. 

You can also follow AVMA on social media and subscribe to AVMA’s podcasts.
 

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