|Videos|October 5, 2022
Veterinary deserts, register for ACVC, and more
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Plus, dvm360® unveils the Top Recommended Veterinary Products Guide
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Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, kicks off the latest episode of dvm360® Live!™ with the news and trends making headlines in the veterinary industry.
Here are the news items covered in the show. See the video for more:
ACVC registration open : Sign up now for the ACVC dvm360® Conference in Atlantic City, NJ, taking place from October 10, 2022 through October 12, 2022dvm360® Reveals Inaugural Top Recommended Veterinary Products Guide : The survey analyzed 700+ veterinarians’ brand recommendations for consumersStudy reveals presence of "veterinary deserts" in low-income areas : While focused in Atlanta, the study also displayed a similar trend in Chicago, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles
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