|Videos|October 26, 2022
FDA fluorouracil warning, Fetch San Diego, and more
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Plus, Med Dimensions named Pet Startup of the Year
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FDA warns pet owners about fluorouracil risks : This topical drug for humans is a deadly threat to petsRegister now for Fetch San Diego : Conference runs December 2-4, 2022Med Dimensions named “Pet Start Up of the Year” in 2022 Pet Independent Innovation Awards program : Med Dimensions recognized for its innovative 3D pre-operative models transforming veterinary medicine
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