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I enjoyed reading the article by Gilman and Ogden,
It would be great to see a published report on a series of these cases, because they
I am a 78-year-old veterinarian who, 2 years ago, began taking carbidopa-levodopa for treatment of Parkinson disease (PD). Parkinson disease is the fastest-growing neurologic disorder in the world, estimated to have affected 6.3 million people in 2015 and expected to affect up to 12.9 million people by 2040.
About 10% of PD cases are thought to be related to genetics, with PD in young people more likely to be genetic in origin than PD in senior citizens, and some cases of PD are related to head trauma.
I want to thank Perret et al
The recent
In their recent letter,
Sullivan et al
When it comes to anti-microbial use, many veterinary practitioners default to what they have
In a recent
Companion animal veterinarians regularly examine patients with bacterial infections of the urinary tract and skin and commonly prescribe antimicrobial drugs empirically for treatment. However, the emergence of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria in companion animal practice complicates the initial choice of antimicrobial drugs because it is harder to predict which will be efficacious. Although the combination of culture and AST of patient samples is useful when choosing antimicrobial treatments, the cost and time lag between when samples are collected and when results are available are barriers to performing these tests.
I read with appreciation the comments reflecting on the career of Dr. Gordon Theilen,
I read with interest the recent
According to Shipman,
Growing up on a farm without electricity or indoor plumbing during the 1930s, the time
We commend the AVMA Veterinary Economics Division for publishing important data about the profession, as exemplified by “Employment, starting salaries, and educational indebtedness of year-2019 graduates of US veterinary medical colleges.”
