AVMA Declares Preliminary Victory On Farm Bill Provisions
                   
medicalnewstoday.com     May 16, 2008            

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) declared a preliminary victory on several key provisions included in the Farm Bill, applauding Congress and pledging to continue working toward the implementation of unresolved initiatives.Reaching final negotiation in a joint U.S. [read full story]                

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Pets as teachers

thestar.com.my     10 hrs ago   1 related          

Don’t be surprised to see animals teaching students in this class. But the lecturers at Sunway University College’s School of Health and Natural Sciences do — from the pets that accompany them to work. In one class, the star...                

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nbc10.com     10 hrs ago          

Officials at the N.J. State Department of Health have seen enough cases of the dog flu to issue a notice telling animal facilities and veterinarians to be on the lookout. Cases have been spotted in Burlington, Mercer and Sussex...                

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variety.com     11 hrs ago   2 related          

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New law makes it illegal to watch an animal fight

9wsyr.com     11 hrs ago          

Syracuse, New York (WSYR-TV) - If you pit two animals against each other in a fight to the death, you are subject to criminal charges. That has long been the case. But now, those who watch the fights are also punishable under a...                

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