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In Short
New law supports FDA approval of more animal drugs
Pfizer suspends opioid sales to veterinarians
What veterinarians need to know about the opioid epidemic
Diagnostics company says ex-employees stole secrets
AVMA offers team-building exercises, webinar
New veterinary technician programs open as others close
Taking mental health in a positive direction
3 foreign graduates, 1 American dream
Specialists in short supply
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Correction
The Sept. 15, 2018, JAVMA News article "Exploding population of wild horses, burros strains BLM" incorrectly stated the amount of acreage devoted to the Bureau of Land Management's wild horse and burro population. There are 26.9 million acres of public rangelands.
Clarification
The Oct. 1, 2018, JAVMA News article "Carfentanil linked to 1,200 human deaths" did not include information about the current status of Food and Drug Administration–approved carfentanil formulations. The FDA-approved version of carfentanil, Wildnil, has not been marketed for several years, according to the agency. The sponsor, Wildlife Laboratories, voluntarily relinquished the approval in March. Currently, no FDA-approved carfentanil formulations are available.