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The UK veterinary medicines regulator updated its methodology for calculating adverse event incidence rates for veterinary drugs in December 2025. This change aims to enhance the monitoring and safety assessment of veterinary medicines in the UK.
An article from Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine published in April 2026 examines the viability of living off a career as a veterinary technician or nurse. It presents data on potential earnings and job outlooks, providing insights into the profession's sustainability.
Frontiers published a July 2025 case report detailing a rare case of an asymptomatic unroofed coronary sinus in a dog. The report highlights diagnostic imaging and genetic findings significant for veterinary cardiology.
In April 2026, DVM360 discussed the regulations, liability concerns, and improved patient outcomes related to compounded medications in veterinary medicine. The article provides an overview of how compounded drugs are impacting veterinary patient care.
The Coeur d'Alene Press in April 2026 reported on measures to protect pets from toxic plants during spring. The article discusses veterinary advice on preventing and treating plant toxin exposure in animals.
In April 2026, Today's Veterinary Business announced the launch of a new Credentialed Veterinary Technician Association. This organization aims to standardize technician credentials and improve professional standards in veterinary practices.
Hundreds of pet owners attended the annual animal health fair at Tuskegee University in April 2026. The event focused on promoting pet health through free or low-cost veterinary services and education.
In April 2026, Vantara launched the world's first global university dedicated to wildlife and veterinary sciences. The institution aims to advance education and research in animal health and conservation worldwide.
Colorado State University in April 2026 featured a story highlighting a passionate veterinary professional known for her dedication to feline medicine. The article emphasizes advances and commitment in cat health care.
The Darla Moore Foundation announced support in April 2026 for future veterinarians in the Pee Dee region. This initiative aims to foster veterinary education and workforce development in South Carolina.