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|Articles|February 10, 2023
News wrap-up: This week’s headlines, plus Super Bowl safety
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
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Happy Friday dvm360 readers! Who are you rooting for this Super Bowl Sunday? As you prepare for the big game, take a look at our recent articles, videos, and podcasts from this week.
Here's what was popular this week on dvm360.com:
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- Cornell
debuted an educational veterinary dentistry program featuring 3 online courses to address the growing field of veterinary dentistry. - As the Super Bowl approaches, we put together
an article on some tips to keep pets safe during the game. - Adam Christman, DVM, MBA,
shares some advice on the best ways to communicate the importance of dental health to clients. - The
latest episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, with guests, Brian Hurley, DVM, and Louis DelGiudice, DVM, DACVECC, highlighted what AmeriVet has to offer veterinary professionals. - In a
dvm360® interview , Dr Shadi Ireifej describes the inspiration behind, VetTriage, and the importance of telehealth. - And more!
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