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- dvm360 December 2022
- Volume 53
- Issue 12
- Pages: 27
Top dvm360 podcasts of 2022: #3
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We have compiled a countdown of our top 5 podcast episodes in 2022, here is number 3
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3. We have great preventives. Why do we still have heartworm disease?
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Rounding out the top 3, Byron L. Blagburn, PhD, MS, DACVM Hon (Parasitology), shared the latest heartworm trends and dived into the nuances of various preventives.
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