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- Starting from Day One
- New AVMA strategic plan emphasizes economics
- AVMA to purchase assets of economics commission
- Group to improve AVMA for young members
- Study to consider internship experiences, expectations
- New specialists will have to maintain certification
- Workforce shortages, drug availability among AVMA legislative priorities
- AVMA: Many vet practices would benefit from Internet sales tax
- Vet tech programs' growth means changes for CVTEA
- Stem cell policy receives updates
- House bill cuts agriculture spending for FY 2012
- Marine mammals succumbing to dual-parasite infections
- Wealth of wildlife data free online
- Fines, cleanup, and warnings follow waste violations
- Morris funds wildlife health and conservation studies
- Drug's sale halted over arsenic concerns
- Merial launches outbreak alert program
- AUSTRALIAN TEACHER AND INNOVATOR
- TAMU Equine Initiative receives $2.5 million grant
- Colorado State searches for new dean
- Community Accolades
- Obituaries: Member Honor roll member Nonmember
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A veterinarian examines a farmer's livestock in Mali, a west African country. The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) is working to improve the performance of veterinary services—defined as the governmental and nongovernmental organizations that implement animal health and welfare measures and other standards and guidelines found in the OIE's Terrestrial Code and Aquatic Animal Health Code—in countries around the world. (
By Malinda Larkin
The question “Who is a veterinarian?” may seem like it has a simple answer—someone who has been awarded a
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