New Cornell department unites veterinary medicine and public health
The Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine recently launched its new Department of Public and Ecosystem Health. It’s the college’s sixth academic department, and its…
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Veterinarians and One Health
How you can help inspire clients and your community to understand and value One Health. One Health can be explained as both a concept and…
TCVM: A Model for Sustainable Medicine
Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine is a time-tested One Health paradigm that has been around for thousands of years. According to the CDC, “One Health is…
Study to Identify Genetic Risk Factors for Anal Furunculosis in German Shepherds and Leonbergers
Anal furunculosis is a painful disease that affects certain dogs. It causes inflammation, ulceration, and the development of tunnel-like lesions that can extend from the…
Creating a Culture of Sustainability in your Veterinary Practice
By taking steps to nurture a culture of career sustainability for both our peers and future veterinarians, we can create much-needed positive change in our…
Study Shows that Veterinarians with Goals Are Less Burned Out
A study carried out over 2020 and 2021 revealed that veterinary professionals who have goals are significantly less burned out than those who don’t. Authored…
Sustainability in Veterinary Herbal Medicine
Factoring sustainability into herbal medicine, whether we’re using it in veterinary practice or for our own well-being, is increasingly important to the health of our…
Zoobiquity: Exploring the Connection Between Animal and Human Health
“Zoobiquity”, a term created by cardiologist and author Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, MD, looks at human health through the lens of what we share with Earth’s other…
Demand for Animal Immune Health Supplements is Strong
Ask these 5 important questions when selecting quality animal supplements for your practice. As we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, we are finding that…
The Power of Comparative Oncology: How Dog Cancer Treatments Affect Human Chemotherapy
The veterinary cancer market has historically lagged behind the human market. Until recently, for example, almost all the drugs used for canine cancers were those…
Plant-based: A Sustainable Choice for Companion Animals
Making sustainable choices means helping conserve the planet’s limited resources. Can the way we feed our companion animals be both healthful and sustainable? It is…
OSHA: A Vital Ally During the Pandemic
Explore the pandemic’s effects on regulatory control programs; OSHA compliance issues unique to veterinary medicine; and the agency’s role in veterinary mental health. Over the…
