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Go-ahead for vet surgery

A £1.6 million veterinary surgery and canine rehabilitation centre is to be created in Haddington after plans were give the go-ahead by the local council.

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Green Earth Travel to Steer Clients Away From Island Until the 'Needless Suffering of Animals' at Veterinary School Ends

PETA's recently announced travel boycott of St. Kitts over the needless mutilation and killing of healthy sheep, donkeys, and goats at the island's Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine is under discussion at travel agencies around the globe. While some agencies are planning to quietly steer travelers to other destinations, Washington, D.C.-based Green Earth Travel has publicly...

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New project targets post-harvest loss in Ethiopia

A new programme to develop low-cost technologies to reduce post-harvest losses will be launched in Ethiopia this year.The six-year programme will run at Jimma University College of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine (JUCAVM) in Ethiopia, with US$3 million funding from the Canadian International Development Agency.

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New project targets post-harvest loss in Ethiopia

A new programme to develop low-cost technologies to reduce post-harvest losses will be launched in Ethiopia this year. The six-year programme will run at Jimma University College of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine (JUCAVM) in Ethiopia, with US$3 million funding from the Canadian International Development Agency.

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Top 10 Magazines for May 05, 2008

1. Message Magazine 2. American Legacy Magazine 3. Numismatic News 4. Veterinary Medicine Magazine 5. Electronic Gaming Monthly Magazine 6. America Magazine 7. Home Entertainment Magazine 8. Gun World Magazine 9. (more)

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38 Villages For Youth Graduated In Iraq (Al-Sabaah)

Agriculture ministry to started establishing the modern villages for the graduated of agriculture college and veterinary medicine college in Karbala', while transferred tenders of establishing similar villages in Diwaniya & Muthana provinces to... Read the entire article at IraqiUpdates.com...

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Hello from a Fellow Guide

Hello cat lovers! My name is Janet Tobiassen DVM, and I am the Guide to Veterinary Medicine. I am stopping by to say "hi" and introduce myself, as I will...

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The Scientists Trying to Win the Fight Against Rabies

One of the most important vaccine research studies in veterinary medicine is underway at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine in Madison. Dr. Ronald Schultz, a leading authority on veterinary vaccines and Chair of the Department of Pathobiological Sciences, has begun concurrent 5 and 7 year challenge studies to determine the long-term duration...

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Hospital dash for Hamster

TOP Gear pixie Richard Hammond was rushed to veterinary surgery with appendicitis

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Aurora Organic Dairy and CSU Announce Research Partnership

Aurora Organic Dairy and Colorado State University have announced a multi-year master research agreement with the university's College of Agricultural Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition.

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Dr. Nick Trout: Veterinary surgeon and now? memoirist extraordinaire

I’ve been clicking away at this keyboard for over two years. I’ve written almost a thousand posts on the ups, downs and sideways of veterinary medicine and life as a vet (901 with this entry). And I’ve yet to be offered a book deal. So it goes, woe is me and all that… Then here comes this vet surgeon from out of nowhere and writes a memoir about being a vet surgeon at Angell Memorial...

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Expert: America About to Be Overrun by Feral Cats

U.S. streets could soon be overrun with cats if communities fail to get a handle on growing feline populations, a veterinary medicine researcher says. If only there were something we could do .

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The Future is Bleak: America To Be Overrun by Feral Cats

It's always something. Maybe those two schnooks running for President on the Democrat side can come up with a solution to save us from this feline terror.U.S. streets could soon be overrun with cats if communities fail to get a handle on growing feline populations, a veterinary medicine researcher says. The problem is growing numbers of not just strays, but also other free-roaming pet...

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Food and Drug Administration Center for Veterinary Medicine Honored As BIO Legislator of the Year

The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) announced today that it selected the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) as a Legislator of the Year for 2007-2008. The award was presented to Dr.

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Come! Sit! Stay! Spend the Day At MU’s College of Veterinary Medicine Open House 2008

Seeing more than 16,000 patients annually in a 150,000 square-foot facility, students of the University of Missouri Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital have medical experience in emergency medicine, surgery, oncology, neurology, orthopedic surgery and cardiovascular medicine. On Saturday, April 19, the veterinary faculty, staff and students will host the 2008 open house...