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Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 4, 1989
Abstract
Topics in this issue include: Ceremony Opens Equine Performance Testing Clinic (Richard Hackett, Normand Ducharme); [Obituary] Dr. Emmett N. Bergman; Alumni Profile: First AVMA Fellow Looks Back on Washington Year (Martha Gearhart); Use Insect Repellants Carefully on Cats, Cornell Pharmacologist Warns (Wayne S. Schwark); Humane Association Honors Physiologist (David Robertshaw); Continuing Education Has New Director (Charles E. Short); Open House Saturday April 21; Production and Production Diseases: Conference Looks at Factors Related to Metabolic Disease; Critical Care Laboratory: Practical & Educational; New Culturing Technique Improves Diagnosis of Johne's Disease (Sang Shin); The Veterinary Student Summer Fellowship Program (Douglas. D. McGregor); Program for Minorities Opens Doors to a Career (Shenetta Selden); Avian Drug Formulary Available; Gait Analysis Added in Equine Performance Testing Clinic.
Date Issued
1989Publisher
Cornell University. College of Veterinary Medicine
Subject
New York State College of Veterinary Medicine -- Periodicals; Cornell University. College of Veterinary Medicine -- Periodicals; Veterinary medicine -- New York (State) -- Periodicals
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Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 4, 1989
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article
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