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Dr. Cindy Franklin, alternate delegate for South Dakota in the AVMA House of Delegates

HOD addresses sexual harassment

Veterinary leaders are moving forward with a strategy to increase awareness of sexual harassment in the profession and create related r...

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FDA searching for possible links between canine diets, heart disease

Federal investigators continue studying whether dogs eating diets that are high in legumes or free from grain have an increased risk of heart disease. In August at AVMA Convention 2019, three Food and Drug Administration officials described the research so far into possible links between diet and dilated cardiomyopathy.
Dr. Ahmed Tibary

Society for Theriogenology

The Society for Theriogenology hosted its annual conference July 24-27 in Savannah, Georgia.

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New scale interprets pain from feline facial expressions

What do employers, employees want? Communication and relationships

"Monumental Moments"

Convention-goers get a peek at DC Public Health Lab

Veterinarians say they need more training in opioid abuse prevention

And now, the US surgeon general

House of Delegates approves model practice act, other proposals

House fills council, HAC seats

Education council members appointed

Symposium features research of hundreds of veterinary students

AVMA presents 2019 Excellence in Research Awards

Zero-day withdrawals reexamined

Airlines can't ban service animals by breed, weight but can ban some species

FDA, CDC: Stop buying pig ear treats

Grant to fund one-health fellowships, research

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American College of Theriogenologists

American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine

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Correction

The article "At the National Zoo, a lasting mission to save species" in the Sept. 15, 2019, issue of JAVMA News, misstated how many animals are at the Smithsonian National Zoo. The zoo has 2,700 animals representing 390 species.

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