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|Videos|October 17, 2019
ACVC 2019: Wrapping it up
Author(s)dvm360.com staff
Dvm360s Senior Editor shares some highlights from this years meeting.
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All week the dvm360 team has been bringing you on-site coverage from the 2019 Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference (ACVC). We've been attending lectures and interviewing speakers about the hottest topics in veterinary medicine, and we hope you've enjoyed video clips from presenters such as
Check out our conference wrap-up!
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