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🎉 My article on Multiple Myeloma in dogs has surpassed 800 views on Wiley! In this study, I explored the use of cell blocks and immunohistochemistry to help in the challenging diagnosis of atypical cases of MM in dogs. By analyzing three cases, we demonstrated how these techniques contribute to more accurate and definitive diagnoses, underscoring the importance of advanced diagnostics in Veterinary Medicine. #ViewsMilestone #clinicalpathology #veterinarymedicine Wiley In Research https://lnkd.in/dSpGsnbQ

To mark #PainAwarenessMonth, we’re looking at some new research in pain management and analgesics in small animal veterinary medicine. Some studies that we've looked at include: 🐱 Comparison of analgesic efficacy of tramadol, morphine and methadone in cats undergoing ovariohysterectomy 🐶 Comparison of grapiprant and meloxicam for management of postoperative joint pain in dogs Plus more! Read now: https://ow.ly/qOuT50TcjM3

How’s the STAY study going? Hear from Dr. Ellen Ratcliff, our VP of Clinical and Veterinary Medicine. The STAY study is our pivotal effectiveness study for LOY-002. This drug aims to make senior dogs live longer by targeting the metabolic dysfunction that occurs in dogs as they age. It mimics caloric restriction, which is one of the only proven mechanisms in the scientific literature to increase lifespan in dogs. Get the low-down on what makes the STAY study different from most clinical studies and how it’s making a splash in the veterinary industry -> https://lnkd.in/eHCQX2Sc

📣 Exciting news for the veterinary community! 🔬 Our latest blog post from one of our partners NationWide Laboratories delves into the collaborative power of digital cytology and histology in veterinary diagnostics. 🐾 Proudly sponsored by NationWide Laboratories, we showcase their commitment to advancing animal health through cutting-edge technology and expert laboratory services. 👉🏼 Join us in exploring the transformative potential of digital pathology in veterinary medicine and discover the latest insights in the field. 📚 Don't miss out on this enlightening read! Blog link in the comments box below ⬇ NationWide Laboratories Alina (Zheleznyakova) Bell Dean St John Mike P. Philip Bird #veterinarymedicine #animalhealth #veterinarydiagnostics #digitalmarketing

Do you know Dr. Penny Watson? Get carried into the new groundbreaking VIMS - Veterinary Internal Medicine Series through a transformative, dynamic journey on the world of veterinary internal medicine through the view and intensive research of Dr. Penny Watson. As a recognised specialist in Small Animal Medicine, she remains engaged in the field of liver and pancreas diseases in dogs and cats, starting with the first book of this series: "Canine Hepatobiliary and Exocrine Pancreatic Diseases". #CanineVeterinary #VeterinaryMedicine #AnimalHealth

🔍 Uncovering the Truth: Insights from Veterinary Forensic Pathologists Join us for a two-part webinar on veterinary forensic pathology with experts Frauke Seehusen and Udo Hetzel from the University of Zurich. 📅 Date: June 17, 2024 🕒 Time: 14:30 UTC Don't miss out on this opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of veterinary forensics. Register today! https://lnkd.in/dizMpy47 #webinar #forensicpathology #VeterinaryEducation #pathology

Did you know... Compared to many current medications, monoclonal antibodies significantly reduce the risk of side effects by focusing on specific pathways or cells, offering a safer option for animals. This precision is especially crucial in veterinary medicine, as our animal patients can't always communicate their discomfort or adverse reactions. #VETmAbBio #MonoclonalAntibodies #VeterinaryInnovation #PetCare #PrecisionMedicine

This research refresh discusses 3 different research articles on cupping therapy. There is plenty of evidence to support the use of cupping therapy in humans, but, so far, scant evidence to support its use in veterinary rehabilitation. Two research articles have specifically evaluated the use of cupping therapy in canines and equines in the rehabilitation setting. We will discuss some of the proposed mechanisms of action, as well as the findings of these three published articles.

🐾 Calling all Veterinary Oncologists! 📚 Explore the mechanisms and biological rationale of different therapeutic strategies in this comprehensive resource for veterinary oncologists and trainees. 🐶🐱 https://ow.ly/5nxs50PPaCq #VeterinaryOncology | #Oncology | #TreatmentStrategies

Happy World Veterinary Day! GHI observes appreciation for our director, Jorge Osorio, a professor in the Department of Pathobiological Sciences at the School of Veterinary Medicine. Osorio integrates his work in emerging infectious diseases, veterinary sciences, industry, academia, and much more, to establish multidisciplinary collaboration in all GHI does. Learn more about Jorge, his unique background, and passion for bringing the Wisconsin Idea into global action: https://lnkd.in/gjXAM6t3