Say Goodbye to Noncompete Agreements: FTC Votes to Ban Most Restrictions
The FTC has voted to ban nearly all noncompete agreements, citing stories of workers stuck in abusive workplaces due to these agreements. The move could increase wages by nearly $300 billion per year. However, dissenting voices argue the ban may face legal challenges and could harm both employers and workers.
Unlocking the Secrets of Separation Anxiety
In the intricate landscape of veterinary medicine, few conditions elicit as much concern and emotional involvement as separation anxiety in dogs. It's a topic that resonates deeply with pet owners, often leaving them feeling bewildered and overwhelmed by their furry friend's distress.
From Biochem to Vet Med: Meet Vitória Kuzolitz, SAVMA Gazette Editor, and Rising Star
Discover the inspiring journey of Vitória Kuzolitz, a fourth-year veterinary student at the University of Georgia and Editor-in-Chief of the SAVMA Gazette. From her transition from biochemistry to veterinary medicine to her unwavering commitment to making a difference, Vitória's story is one of resilience, passion, and dedication.
How Size Matters: The Shocking Truth About Cancer Risks for Medium-Sized Dogs
Medium-sized dogs have a higher risk of developing cancer than the very largest or smallest breeds, according to a UC Riverside study.
The study, published in the Royal Society Open Science, set out to test a model of how cancer begins. This model, called the multistage model, predicts that size is a risk factor for cancer. As it turns out, it is, but only when considering size variation within a single species.
Veterinary Vows vs. Financial Realities: The Heartbreaking Dilemma Facing Veterinarians Today
Discover the challenges veterinarians face as they balance their commitment to animal care with financial constraints. A survey by Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets reveals the heartbreaking reality of veterinarians unable to provide life-saving care due to clients' financial limitations, prompting initiatives like the Pro Plan Veterinary Support Mission to provide relief.
Ultrasound Dilemma: Battle Over Veterinary Practice Laws Sparks Controversy
The arrest of two individuals for practicing veterinary medicine without a license in Pennsylvania has ignited a heated debate. Veterinarians argue that ultrasound services, while vital, must be performed by licensed professionals. Meanwhile, the accused claim their rights have been violated. As tensions rise, the case raises questions about the interpretation of veterinary laws and the future of animal healthcare.