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UC-Davis to train for large animal emergencies
LSU seeking animals in art
NAVTA approves veterinary technician specialty
Nov. 24 deadline to file claims relevant to recalled pet food
$75M dedicated to nonsurgical contraception for cats and dogs
Company funds research on porcine circovirus
Genetic mutation may cause BSE
AABP president promotes responsiveness, collaboration, online CE
The next generation of rural and bovine veterinarians
Conference fosters dialogue on cattle welfare
Bovine practitioners face challenges to profession, industry
Many faces, one profession
New research on Alzheimer's disease
AVMA Answers: AVMA library
The economy, energy, and farewell
New Web site gathers pesticide incidents involving animals
AVMA backgrounder cautions practitioners about risks of MRSA
Federal law could increase scrutiny at dog breeding facilities
Corrections
Carrie Ellis (UP ’09) should have been cited as the second-place winner of the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior’s Student Research Award, for “Mitigation of sow aggression during group formation for pen gestation.” The award was presented at the society’s July 18 meeting in New Orleans (see Oct. 1 JAVMA).
A map accompanying the article “Scope-of-practice laws draw attacks” (JAVMA, Oct. 15, 2008) should not have included Delaware as a state that makes exemptions for nonveterinarians to float horses’ teeth.