Birds breathe in dangerous plastics—and so do we
Microscopic plastic pollutants drifting through the air are lodging in the lungs of birds, a new University of Texas at Arlington study finds. Researchers worldwide are increasingly alarmed by how pervasive these harmful particles are in the air humans breathe and the food they eat.
3 Ways Veterinarians Can Turn Continuing Education (CE) into an Adventure
Continuing Education (CE) is a must for veterinarians, but let’s be honest—sitting in a conference room for hours on end isn’t exactly thrilling. What if you could combine your CE requirements with adventure, travel, and meaningful experiences? Here are three ways to make your CE more exciting, including one that lets you give back while you learn.
5 Tips to Make Scrubs Fashionable (Because Who Says Comfort Can’t Be Chic?)
Scrubs don’t have to be bland—they can be a canvas for your personal style. With these tips, you’ll look and feel your best, whether you’re running between patients or heading out for a post-shift coffee. After all, who says you can’t save lives and slay the fashion game?
Loyal Secures $22 Million to Advance Canine Longevity Drug Development
Loyal, a clinical-stage animal health company developing longevity drugs for dogs, has reached a significant regulatory milestone while securing $22 million in Series B-2 funding. The investment, led by Valor Equity Partners and Collaborative Fund, brings Loyal’s total funding to over $150 million.
Colorado’s New Veterinary Professional Associate Role Finalized—But Not Without Controversy
Colorado has finalized the curriculum for its newly created Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA) position, a groundbreaking role aimed at addressing the national shortage of veterinarians. However, despite its approval by voters in 2024, the position has sparked widespread opposition from veterinary professionals who question the adequacy of its training and its potential impact on animal care.
FDA Releases Recent Animal Drug Approvals and Safety-Related Labeling Changes
The FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine has updated its Recent Animal Drug Approvals page to reflect the February approval of Abbreviated New Animal Drug Application 200-742.