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Can dogs be used to screen for COVID-19?

Several studies in the U.S. and Europe are exploring the canine nose as a potential surveillance system for the novel coronavirus. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine are exploring the sensitivity and specificity of scent in hopes that trained dogs can detect the virus successfully, particularly among asymptomatic patients. French researchers have trained German shepherds to detect COVID-19 in an infected person's sweat. And in Finland, veterinary and human medical researchers say they've successfully trained dogs to differentiate between positive and negative SARS-CoV-2 urine samples. Read more.

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Veterinarians are not obligated to perform euthanasia

Find out why one practice owner decided to stop performing euthanasia at his practice and started referring clients to Lap of Love instead. Check it out.

Vector-borne disease prevalence in dogs with proteinuria

A new study attempts to understand the potential associations between vector-borne diseases and proteinuria in a southeastern U.S. canine population. Take a look.

Meet the president of SAVMA (podcasat)

In this new episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr. Adam Christman and SAVMA president Marie Bucko discuss the impact of COVID-19 on veterinary students and how veterinary practice will change moving forward. Listen to all episodes here.

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How to survive your first year of veterinary school

New graduate Dr. Danny Sack offers some tips to help first-year students navigate their most challenging year of veterinary school.
Watch it here.

Image Quiz: Can you name these ophthalmic conditions? (sponsored by Nationwide)

Are you an A student in ophthalmology? Test your knowledge by examining the following images and selecting the answer you think fits best.
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FDA OKs cell therapy clinical trial for feline gingivostomatitis

Cats suffering from this painful dental disease may soon find relief. This investigational trial will evaluate the safety, efficacy, and potency of using stem cells to treat refractory feline chronic gingivostomatitis.
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Is your veterinary practice’s pricing strategy holding you back?

Did you know your hospital’s strategy doesn't just determine whether you recoup costs and turn a profit? It also plays a vital role in helping clients make smart decisions about their pets' care. Here's why.

Live free webinar–Why we should never go back to normal

In this free live webinar presented by dvm360 and sponsored by VitusVet, you will learn about the many innovative ideas and practice protocols birthed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read more here.

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