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|Articles|June 13, 2022
This week on dvm360: A new episode of dvm360® Live!™, plus more veterinary news
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Here is a sneak peek of this week’s headlines on dvm360.com
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Hello dvm360® readers and happy Monday! Everyone here at dvm360® hopes you all have a fantastic weekend and are refreshed enough to get a great start to your week. As you prepare to get back into the work mindset, we are continuing to give you the latest in veterinary medicine throughout the week.
Here is what you can expect to see this week on dvm360.com:
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- A new episode of dvm360® Live!™ This week Adam Christman, DVM, MBA is joined by Directions in Veterinary Medicine keynote speaker Matthew Brunke, DVM, DACVSMR, CCRP, CVPP, CVA.
- A new episode of The Vet Blast Podcast is coming out this week! Christman will be discussing X-Trode, a chronic pain and injury treatment that uses shockwave technology and does not require sedation.
- In a video interview with dvm360®, Laila Proença, DVM, PhD, MV, MSc, DACZM, discusses preventative medicine in potbellied pigs.
- A veterinary clinic in Maine has recently fallen under scrutiny for the treatment needs and payment that caused one client to surrender her pet. After the owner spoke to local media, the story caused tension on the clinic and the veterinary community.
- And more!
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