Responses defend veterinarians', industry's motivations and sense of ethical propriety.
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You may know what brick-and-mortar items a clinic needs, but have you ever considered protecting your intellectual property as well?
But proving that judgment is not impaired by compensation from industry is virtually impossible.
A recent article in Indianapolis newspaper has this veterinary management consultant steamed.
The Veterinary Mobility Act passed, the PAST Act may be done for, student debt legislation will likely be reintroduced, and another DVM joins the U.S. House.
It's that time again. This roundup pulls together the most-read veterinary news stories of 2014.
Federal government hears from critics, supporters on role of AVMA Council on Education.
Dr. Colleran gives her two cents on the biggest challenge facing the profession today and shares how she got into it.
If the anti-soring legislation doesn't pass with the 113th Congress, a certain Kentucky Republican may make it impossible in 2015.
Rewards for referrals raise questions about kickbacks.
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Leveraging the patient-client bond in clinic promotion could eventually have unintended consequences.
Two veterinary clinics endure public outcry after grand jury decision is announced in Ferguson.
Stacey Addison, DVM, arrested in Timor-Leste as witness to a crime.
Accreditation critics rely on sweeping generalizations, faulty assumptions.
Dr. Lee shares who inspired her in veterinary school and what she thinks is most important for new graduates to learn.
One employee pushed, another repeatedly punched by suspect distraught over death of dog, police say.
Veterinarian's brother faces death penalty for family murders.
Flip in U.S. Senate's majority may slow progress of Fairness to Pet Owners Act.
Ryan Champion faces four capital murder charges for the deaths of his family and the initial suspect, as well as one count of kidnapping.
This dvm360 Leadership Challenge helps private practices work with, not against, shelters and rescue groups in the community.
Dr. DeVoe encourages students to let their enthusiasm guide them and explains why elephants never cease to amaze him.
Millard Lucien Tierce, DVM, faces jail time in addition to veterinary boards order.
Deal comes as Eli Lilly tries to buy Novartis Animal Health, which markets the veterinary parasiticides.
Dr. Scherk reveals her inspiration for pursuing a career in veterinary medicine and what she thinks is the biggest challenge facing the profession today.
California holds the most pet insurance policies of any state in the U.S.
Veterinarian, employee charged with 13 counts each for animal cruelty and violation of owner's duties.
National Geographic star faces another investigation by the Michigan State Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Board.
Organization asks veterinarians to reach out to politicians during this election season.
Should a veterinary specialist perform additional services at the pet owner's request?
The debate continues on the clinical, behavioral and even legal implications of declawing cats.
