VIN News Service
Established in 2008, the VIN News Service is the news division of the Veterinary Information Network, which stands as the largest online resource for veterinary medicine. Since its inception in 1991, VIN has fostered a community for veterinarians to connect, share medical cases, and exchange insights about their profession and business practices. Created by veterinarians for veterinarians, the VIN News Service operates without advertising, relying solely on membership fees from VIN members for support. The mission of the VIN News Service is to amplify the voices of veterinarians and others committed to animal health and medicine. We strive to enhance both the veterinary field and society by delivering unbiased, precise, and insightful news and analysis on topics and perspectives often overlooked by mainstream media. Our goal is to be a vital resource for reliable information that is relevant to the veterinary profession.
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1 week ago |
news.vin.com | Lena Beck
A 15-year-old federal program intended to draw veterinarians to rural regions in the United States deemed short on care is not accepting new candidates while it undergoes a review by the Trump administration. The application period for the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program, or VMLRP, typically closes in April each year. This year, as of the last week in May, it has yet to open.
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2 weeks ago |
news.vin.com | Lisa Wogan
Acupuncture_dog.jpeg - Caption. [Optional] A group of acupuncture veterinarians is making a third bid for specialty recognition in the United States, guided by the view that acceptance of acupuncture in human and veterinary medicine has advanced enough since their last effort a decade ago to make the attempt successful. Some veterinarians who perform embryo transfer, a reproduction technique, also are seeking specialty recognition, in their case for the first time.
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2 weeks ago |
news.vin.com | Lisa Wogan
Roland.jpg - Caption. [Optional] Dr. Monica Revel has neutered countless dogs, with few hitches, in her more than two decades as a small animal veterinarian. So she was flummoxed in 2023 when the incision she made in a cockapoo puppy named Roland started oozing and bleeding during recovery. The surgical site looked terrible, she said during a recent call from her Southern California practice. She reopened the incision to double-check her work and could find nothing amiss.
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1 month ago |
news.vin.com | Edie Lau
Revised chart to address the gray Chiropractors in Tennessee may treat animal patients without having to coordinate care with a veterinarian under a law signed this month. New Hampshire is poised to take a similar approach. Legislation seeking similar arrangements failed in Mississippi, while bills in California and Maine are on pause following vigorous campaigns against them by veterinary organizations.
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1 month ago |
news.vin.com | Edie Lau
Revised chart to address the gray Chiropractors in Tennessee may treat animal patients without having to coordinate care with a veterinarian under a law signed this month. New Hampshire is poised to take a similar approach. Legislation seeking similar arrangements failed in Mississippi, while bills in California and Maine are on pause following vigorous campaigns against them by veterinary organizations.
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