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|Videos|November 6, 2020
News wrap-up: This week's headlines plus our 2021 Hospital Design Competition is open
Author(s)Erica Tricarico, Managing Editor
Check out this week's top headlines.
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During these turbulent times, we are dedicated to keeping you updated with the latest pandemic news and our regular coverage of the veterinary industry.
Watch the video below to see this week’s news highlights:
- We are now accepting entries for the
2021 dvm360 Hospital Design Competition ! If you’ve built or remodeled your veterinary hospital in the past 5 years, then this contest is your chance to show off your hard work. November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month , a great time to spread awareness and educate pet parents about the signs of diabetes in dogs and cats. It’s also a great time for veterinary teams to brush up on the latest in diabetes diagnosis and management best practices.- On
Episode 26 of The Vet Blast Podcast , small animal surgeon and rehabilitation specialist Dr. Kristin Kirkby Shaw talks with Dr.Christman about the use of rehab in managing canine arthritis.
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The exam is part of a research program looking at how mercury exposure before birth may affect young marine mammals.
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