A study of more than 1,000 stool samples from dogs and cats found the PCR panel's edge varied by parasite.
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2009 Year in Review: Trash talking
2009 Year in Review
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A Providence, R.I., veterinarian was slapped with a $20,000 bill for improper medical-waste disposal. The issue will likely take on greater importance as government regulators and trash haulers enforce strict environmental regulations. Veterinarians are not immune, officials add. Go to
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