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|Articles|September 7, 2021
This week on dvm360: Texas A&M welcomes largest veterinary class in the US, plus more veterinary news
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
A sneak peek of this week’s headlines and industry news.
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We hope you enjoyed the long weekend! To help prepare for the work week ahead, we're delivering a robust mix of veterinary news and engaging content right to your fingertips.
Here's a quick look at this week's headlines:
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- Virbac Corporation recently released
CYCLAVANCE™ (cyclosporine oral solution) USP MODIFIED , the first FDA-approved liquid cyclosporine for dogs to treat atopic dermatitis. - dvm360® Editorial Advisory Board member Bo Brock, DVM, reflects on the time he
delivered baby goats in his kitchen with an entire family surrounding him at 1 am. - Texas A&M University is welcoming 180 first-year students to its Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program, making this the largest veterinary class in the country.
- In a recent interview from the Fetch dvm360® Kansas City conference, Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology), highlighted the
latest oncology advancements in testing canines for cancer. - One veterinarian shares the discrepancies between the
basic versus platinum approach when it comes to hospitalizing a pet to ensure the highest level of care is provided.
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