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Feline practitioners support early spay/neuter and hospice care
Brachycephalic dogs more likely than others to die during air transport
Organizations give a blueprint for rabies control in dogs
Japanese, South Korean imports restricted since FMD reports
FDA analyzing dairy veterinarians' efforts to avoid residues
September reminds us: Be prepared
AVMA Answers: Coordinating international affairs
AVMF announces Gulf Coast Pet Relief Program
Legislation At A Glance
Senate bill would lift tax on veterinary loan repayment program
Veterinary schools have their pluses, minuses
Long road ahead to change veterinary education
Corrections
The article “Board weighs in on foreign accreditation” (July 15, 2010, page 130) misstated the date that two veterinary colleges first received accreditation from the AVMA Council on Education. The University of Prince Edward Island Atlantic Veterinary College was first accredited in 1988 and the University of Saskatchewan Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 1967.
The article “100 years later, hospital leads the way in veterinary medicine” (Aug. 1, 2010, page 230) gave an inaccurate title for Dr. Ann E. Hohenhaus. She is the spokeswoman for the Animal Medical Center in New York City, and a specialist in oncology and small animal internal medicine at the hospital.