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Researchers at the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine used state-of-the-art molecular evolution tools to assess how pressures from natural selection may have influenced the canine coronavirus’ evolution.

A sea change is coming in the American workforce. And increasingly, and especially with younger workers, gender identity is up for grabs.  

Catch actionable tips from digital marketing expert, Eric Garcia, in this excerpt from his interview on Central Line: The AAHA Podcast.  

Veterinary practices are feeling the effects of the Great Resignation. The stay interview can help keep an unhappy employee from quitting suddenly and leaving your practice in the lurch.

The FDA recently published Guidance for Industry #256: Compounding Animal Drugs from Bulk Drug Substances. It can get complicated, and here’s more of what you need to know.

One of the central themes in the AAHA Working, Assistance, and Therapy Dog Guidelines, the first set of complied guidelines for the care and handling of these amazing canine citizens, is the idea of cooperative care – with the dogs, with their handlers, and with our veterinary teammates. We certainly owe these heroes our compassion, empathy, and gentle handling, but in truth those are skills we can never polish up too much in our work as veterinary professionals.

Covid has been an era-defining event, like past plagues, wars and natural disasters. And like other such events, it follows a predictive pattern, notes Kristina Roberts, Global Consumer Leader at Ernst & Young (EY), a global accounting firm.   

It’s time for the annual performance review. And although, as a practice manager, you may be tempted to check the box, “exceeded expectations” for simply surviving a global pandemic , that’s not helpful. In fact, there are ways to create value for both your employees and the practice. All that is demanded is that you (sigh) pivot once again.  

In veterinary medicine, dates matter—specifically drug expiration dates.

The rapid evolution of veterinary care over the last few years is obvious in the emergence of curbside care and other pandemic-driven services. But have practices changed the way they approach cost conversations and financial care for clients?