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Bad medicine or natural remedy?
Illegal marijuana cultivation threatens endangered wildlife
AVMF adds to its charitable programs
New AVMF scholarships created as others end
AVMF chair service-oriented
SAVMA sees chapter program further bolstered
Future Leaders focus on career transitions, wellness
Women taking the lead
Sessions explore issues in supply of veterinarians
Symposium covers macro- and microeconomics plus finance
AVSAB adopts position paper on breed-specific legislation
Economics division analyzes problems, causes
Mentoring program plays matchmaker
AVMA welcomes two assistant directors
Education council schedules site visits
Veterinary technicians’ efforts being celebrated in October
AVMA, FDA providing education on antiparasitic resistance
Webinar provides update on jerky treats
Missourians have rights to farm, ranch
USDA changing poultry test requirements, inspection options
Research symposium highlights students’ work
Research awards presented
Obituaries
Correction
The article “Substitution errors” in the Sept. 1, 2014, issue of JAVMA News, page 462, included an inaccurate statement that pet owners in Oregon could, by requesting generic alternatives, override a veterinarian’s orders against substitutions.
If a veterinarian’s prescription includes an order against substitutions, a pharmacist cannot provide a generic alternative without approval from the prescriber.