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All professionals, no matter their line of work, need a support system. Since 1884, the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association has provided that necessary function to its members and the entire community. To accomplish this goal, the OVMA focuses on lifelong learning, stewardship, compassion, and community in veterinary medicine. The OVMA strives to be a trusted and valued source of information, not
only for veterinarians, but government bodies, academic institutions, and the general public. We aim to stay current on advances in technology, research findings, recalls, new products, and any other developments that affect veterinarians, their clients, and their patients. We represent more than 2,400 veterinarians in a variety of fields and specialties, working in both urban centers and rural communities. We know that we can best accomplish what's necessary by joining together, and together, we share best practices, support one another, and impact the future of veterinary medicine.
The Ohio Animal Health Foundation sympathy cards are back in stock, now with a brand-new design! Your purchase shows clients you care đ and supports OAHF's mission of ensuring a brighter future for animals. đđ Learn more at oahf.org!
Sunday the 15th is the deadline to complete the FMD preparedness and response survey, conducted by USDA, ODA, and OSU! The data collected will be used to inform the development of Ohioâs FMD Emergency Plan. The anonymous survey will take 20-30 minutes to complete. https://postly.click/yWC
Researchers have dissected the complex interactions involved in zoonoses, which affect worldwide over two billion people annually. The study introduces the concept of a "zoonotic web," a detailed network representation of the relationships between zoonotic agents, their hosts, vectors, food sources, and the environment.
Researchers from the Complexity Science Hub and the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna have dissected the complex interactions involved in zoonoses, which affect worldwide over two billion people annually. They introduce the concept of a "zoonotic web," a detailed network representat
FidoCure has been granted a patent for its innovative canine cancer therapy, which uses artificial intelligence to analyze real-world veterinary clinical data, enabling the development of novel, targeted therapies for canine cancer.
FidoCure, a pioneering company in AI-driven precision oncology for dogs, has been granted a groundbreaking patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). This patent, U.S. Patent No. 12036281-B2, marks a significant milestone in the development of targeted cancer therapies for dogs, potenti
Today is a bittersweet day for Fully Vetted: Sweet, because we've reached a major milestone (episode 100!); bitter because it is our last. After 4+ years, the OVMA Board of Directors has voted to retire the podcast.
In our farewell episode, we are joined by two OVMA leadersâone past, one presentâto reminisce about how far we've come and predict where we see the profession heading in the future. Listen now on Spotify, Google, Apple, or whatever your favorite podcast player is, or read a transcript on our website at fullyvettedpodcast.com.
A big thank you to all of our supporters: Loyal listeners, old and new; the dozens of fascinating guests who joined us on the show; and all the behind-the-scenes contributors who helped us get to episode 100. We appreciate each and every one of you and never would have made it this far without you!
After our long summer hibernation, Fully Vetted is back on Monday... Tune in for a big announcement!
Available online at www.fullyvettedpodcast.com or on your favorite podcast platform!
Pet cats may be excellent animal models for the study of obesity origins and treatment in humans, a new study of feline gut microbes suggests â and both species would likely get healthier in the research process, scientists say.
USDA, ODA, and OSU are conducting a survey designed to assess the levels of producersâ awareness and knowledge regarding FMD preparedness and response, and the understanding of their role in managing a potential outbreak in the state of Ohio. The data collected from this survey will be used to inform the development of Ohioâs FMD Emergency Plan. The deadline to respond is Sept. 15. Get started here: https://postly.click/yWC
Researchers have mapped the complete genetic makeup of 47 strains of Lyme disease-related bacteria from around the world, which could enable more accurate diagnostic tests and treatments tailored to the bacteria causing a patientâs illness.
Weigang Qiu , a professor of Biology at the CUNY Graduate Center and Hunter College, and an international team including lead author Saymon Akther, a former CUNY Graduate Center Biology Ph.D. student, mapped the complete genetic makeup of 47 strains of Lyme disease-related bacteria from around the
A Texas A&M scientist has developed an AI tool designed to assist students in mastering clinical pathobiology. Students can engage in interactive "chats" with VetClinPathGPT, asking questions about specific terms and concepts or requesting customized study questions.
At the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS), Dr. Candice Chu is at the forefront of discovering innovative ways to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into both veterinary practice and education. As an assistant professor in the VMBS Department of Veterinary
Last call! Tomorrow is the final day to respond to ODH's harmful algal blooms survey. It will only take a few minutes, and your feedback will help ODH develop future HAB-related educational materials and communications. https://odhredcap.odh.ohio.gov/surveys/?s=8P4EJPT4RLXCHED7
New efforts to convert some types of commercial fishing to ropeless gear that is safer for rare whalesâsuch as the North Atlantic right whale, whose numbers are currently less than 360âwill be supported by millions of dollars in funding, federal authorities said.
Federal authorities say new efforts to convert some types of commercial fishing to ropeless gear that is safer for rare whales will be supported by millions of dollars in funding
Some state animal and human health experts believe the government tally of farms affected by avian influenza is likely an undercount because farmers are fearful of the economic hardship brought by a positive test. Scientists have warned that limited surveillance could weaken the U.S.' ability to respond to further human spread.
The U.S. bird-flu outbreak in dairy cattle is much larger than official figures suggest due to farmers' reluctance to test their animals and risk the economic consequences of a positive result, according to Reuters interviews with dairy experts, veterinarians, and farmers in six states with known ca...
Fruit bats are known to gorge on fruit, which jacks their blood sugar. But somehow, it doesnât cause them any harm. Within half an hour of a fruit feast, the bat's sugar levels are back down to where they startedâwhich has scientists wondering: How could this information be used to help humans with diabetes?
Bats are able to consume an extraordinary amount of sugar with no ill effects. Scientists are trying to learn more about how bats do it â and whether humans can learn from their sugar response.
Surprise, we've got a gift for you! đ We've decided to extend the Virtual until the end of the month. That's an extra FIVE days of access to nearly 130 hours of CE and the Virtual Exhibit Hall! Check your email for a login link or go to www.mvcinfo.org/virtual.
FEEL-GOOD FRIDAY: Chances are, you've come across "We Rate Dogs" while scrolling social media, but this organization is more than just a heartwarming way to recognize the human-animal bond. In fact, founder Matt Nelson turned his social media passion into a life-saving operation to help get dogs with special needs adopted into loving homes and raising over $3 million to help cover animals' medical costs.
Matt Nelson turned a social media passion into a life-saving operation to help get dogs with special needs adopted into loving homes. His nonprofit 15/10 Foundation has raised over $3 million to help cover medical costs for hundreds of dogs. NBC Newsâ Hallie Jackson reports on the power of puppy l...
USDA recently approved the release of nearly $19 million in emergency funding to address current wildlife rabies outbreaks in multiple states, including Ohio.
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At least 36 domestic cats nationwide have been reported to have been infected with avian influenza this yearâand some were strictly indoor pets. Scientists say this is a sign that the virus has become widespread in animals and is inching closer to touching the average Americanâs daily life.
As bird flu spreads in cats, cows and other animals, it has more opportunity to adapt to easily infect humans
USDA plans to embark on a year-long study beginning next month that will test samples for evidence of highly pathogenic avian influenza from former dairy cattle moved into meat production.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to embark on a year-long study beginning next month that will test samples for evidence of highly pathogenic avian influenza from former dairy cattle moved into meat production.
đ Check the Chip Day is here! đ
As veterinary professionals, you know that microchips can significantly increase the chances of being reunited with a lost pet. But a microchip is only effective if the registration info is UTD!
Help us recognize by making sure to remind your clients to update their microchip information, or taking a little bit of extra time to educate on the importance of microchipping. đ¶đ±
Our microchip lookup tool can assist in finding registration companies: https://hubs.li/Q02Lq6pB0
Letâs make sure every lost pet finds their way home! đĄđ
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Employee stress, burnout, compassion fatigue, and the whole gamut of mental health issues put added pressure on the whole practice, not just the individual. And in a field that tests your mental health every day, employers should offer as much support as they can!
Provide 360Âș wellbeing support to your team to show them that their mental health matters. OVMA's employee assistance program through CorpCare Associates, Inc. offers 24/7/365 access to counseling and other resources for only $500 per year. Learn more and enroll at www.ohiovma.org/EAP.
Attn OVMA members! New e-bulletin out today â State fair recap, grant funds available for needy pet owners, and a big milestone for veterinary wellbeing. Check your email or log in to the Members Only Center to read!
Viral TikTok sensation Apollo has proved heâs not a bird brain by breaking the world record of the most items identified by a parrot in 3 minutes. The 4-year-old African grey parrot broke the Guinness World Record after successfully identifying 12 items.
Apollo named 12 objects in 3 minutes to claim the record.
Think counseling is too expensive? Think again! The OVMA employee assistance program (EAP) offers employees and their dependents 3-5 counseling sessionsâplus a plethora of other wellbeing resourcesâfor an annual fee of only $500. Learn more and enroll at www.ohiovma.org/EAP!
Housing policies may be becoming more pet inclusive, but housing insecurity is getting worse, finds a new study that examined the housing issues that led to owners turning their pets over to an animal shelter. According to the study, housing issues represent 14% of intakes to animal shelters.
Housing policies may be becoming more pet inclusive, but housing insecurity is getting worse, finds a new study that examined the housing issues that led to owners turning their pets over to an animal shelter.
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The OVMA Vet for a Day at the 2023 Ohio State Fair was a hit! Students spent the day visiting the Rabbit & Poultry Pavilion, Sheep Barn and Wick Dairy Pavilion for demonstrations with veterinary volunteers, Dr. Eric Gordon, Dr. Joy Sizemore and Dr. Kelly Thompson! The day ended with a College Fair where students could learn about the education needed to enter the veterinary field!
Registration is open for the "OVMA's Vet for a Day at the Ohio State Fair!" Great hands-on demonstrations will be led by experienced veterinarians! It's just $10 to register! Questions? Contact Mia Cunningham at [email protected]. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/veterinary-exploration-day-vet-for-a-day-at-the-ohio-state-fair-tickets-656943705307
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