|Articles|September 28, 2020

This week on dvm360

Here's a sneak peek at this week's coverage of the veterinary industry.

This week on dvm360, we will post a wide array of engaging clinical and news content including:

World Rabies Day coverage. In honor of this special day, we share 5 must-read rabies articles.
Bovine veterinary student scholarship news.
2 brand-new Vet Blast Podcast episodes: On Episode 17 of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr. Adam Christman interviews TEEF co-founder Emily M. Stein, PhD, who discusses the microbiome and dental treatment modalities. On Episode 18, Dr. Adam Christman talks with second-year veterinary student Maria Camila Garcia Estrella about the Latinx veterinary community.
An article about a recent dvm360 diversity panel discussion.
And much more!

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