UF Vet Med Voice https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/ en-US UF College of Veterinary Medicine Experts from the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine share insights into our launchpad of advances in animal, human and environmental health. episodic UF College of Veterinary Medicine info@doctorpodcasting.com FeedCreator 1.8.3 (joomRSS 1.1.8) false Optimizing Performance in the Elite Equine Athlete https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=62605-optimizing-performance-in-the-elite-equine-athlete http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/62605-optimizing-performance-in-the-elite-equine-athlete 62605 Thu, 01 Jun 2023 01:00:00 -0500 optimizing-performance-in-the-elite-equine-athlete

Equine specialists at UF’s Veterinary Hospital at World Equestrian Center diagnose and treat elite equine athletes.

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Equine specialists at UF’s Veterinary Hospital at World Equestrian Center diagnose and treat elite equine athletes.

]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 62605 Improving Dairy Cattle Health by Unraveling the Etiology of Uterine Disease https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=62640-improving-dairy-cattle-health-by-unraveling-the-etiology-of-uterine-disease http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/62640-improving-dairy-cattle-health-by-unraveling-the-etiology-of-uterine-disease 62640 Thu, 01 Jun 2023 01:00:00 -0500 improving-dairy-cattle-health-by-unraveling-the-etiology-of-uterine-disease

Metritis is an inflammatory uterine disease found in about 20% of dairy cows after parturition. Studies at UF have found a distinct link between uterine disease and the uterine microbiome, metablome and the immune system in dairy cows, which may aid in prevention and treatment.

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Metritis is an inflammatory uterine disease found in about 20% of dairy cows after parturition. Studies at UF have found a distinct link between uterine disease and the uterine microbiome, metablome and the immune system in dairy cows, which may aid in prevention and treatment.

]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 62640 Animal CSI: Advocating for Animal Welfare Through Veterinary Forensics https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=62621-animal-csi-advocating-for-animal-welfare-through-veterinary-forensics http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/62621-animal-csi-advocating-for-animal-welfare-through-veterinary-forensics 62621 Tue, 23 May 2023 01:00:00 -0500 animal-csi-advocating-for-animal-welfare-through-veterinary-forensics

The veterinary forensic sciences team at the University of Florida provides a cross-disciplinary approach to the pursuit of justice in cases involving animal abuse. Key programs, implemented collaboratively with animal shelters, law enforcement, and attorneys are heightening awareness of animal abuse issues and provide veterinary forensic science services including forensic autopsies to participating agencies.

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The veterinary forensic sciences team at the University of Florida provides a cross-disciplinary approach to the pursuit of justice in cases involving animal abuse. Key programs, implemented collaboratively with animal shelters, law enforcement, and attorneys are heightening awareness of animal abuse issues and provide veterinary forensic science services including forensic autopsies to participating agencies.

]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 62621 New Treatment Studied for Equine Recurrent Uveitis https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=49499-new-treatment-studied-for-equine-recurrent-uveitis http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/49499-new-treatment-studied-for-equine-recurrent-uveitis 49499 Tue, 02 May 2023 00:00:00 -0500 new-treatment-studied-for-equine-recurrent-uveitis

Researchers at UF are studying the development of a new eyedrop they hope will be able to prevent or treat a condition known as equine recurrent uveitis, or moon blindness, the most common cause of blindness in horses.

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Researchers at UF are studying the development of a new eyedrop they hope will be able to prevent or treat a condition known as equine recurrent uveitis, or moon blindness, the most common cause of blindness in horses.

]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 49499 New Approaches for Understanding and Treating Bladder Pain Syndrome https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=49362-new-approaches-for-understanding-and-treating-bladder-pain-syndrome http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/49362-new-approaches-for-understanding-and-treating-bladder-pain-syndrome 49362 Mon, 24 Apr 2023 00:00:00 -0500 new-approaches-for-understanding-and-treating-bladder-pain-syndromeInterstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome (IC/BPS) affects millions of Americans, and current treatment options are ineffective for many patients. In this podcast, Aaron Mickle Ph.D tells us about his project that aims to determine the role of angiotensin signaling in developing and maintaining disease symptoms of IC/BPS using animal models. These results could open up new FDA- approved treatments with widely available and safe angiotensin inhibitors, substantially impacting patients’ quality of life.]]> new-approaches-for-understanding-and-treating-bladder-pain-syndromeInterstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome (IC/BPS) affects millions of Americans, and current treatment options are ineffective for many patients. In this podcast, Aaron Mickle Ph.D tells us about his project that aims to determine the role of angiotensin signaling in developing and maintaining disease symptoms of IC/BPS using animal models. These results could open up new FDA- approved treatments with widely available and safe angiotensin inhibitors, substantially impacting patients’ quality of life.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 49362 Emerging Pathogens and Invasive Species: Impacts include Disease Risks as well as Environmental Effects https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=48920-emerging-pathogens-and-invasive-species-impacts-include-disease-risks-as-well-as-environmental-effects http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/48920-emerging-pathogens-and-invasive-species-impacts-include-disease-risks-as-well-as-environmental-effects 48920 Mon, 23 Jan 2023 01:00:00 -0500 emerging-pathogens-and-invasive-species-impacts-include-disease-risks-as-well-as-environmental-effectsFlorida has many invasive species, with Burmese pythons being one of the best known. However, while impacts of these reptiles are often framed in terms of threats they pose to the environment or other species due to habitat encroachment, the risks of diseases associated with emerging pathogens they carry are worthy of further study.

Rob Ossiboff, D.V.M., Ph.D., shares his study and the implications of the introduction of novel pathogens and diseases that are less obvious, but can be equally problematic and harder to monitor]]> emerging-pathogens-and-invasive-species-impacts-include-disease-risks-as-well-as-environmental-effectsFlorida has many invasive species, with Burmese pythons being one of the best known. However, while impacts of these reptiles are often framed in terms of threats they pose to the environment or other species due to habitat encroachment, the risks of diseases associated with emerging pathogens they carry are worthy of further study.

Rob Ossiboff, D.V.M., Ph.D., shares his study and the implications of the introduction of novel pathogens and diseases that are less obvious, but can be equally problematic and harder to monitor]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 48920 Immunology: Making Strides in Treating Cancer in Dogs https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=48738-immunology-making-strides-in-treating-cancer-in-dogs http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/48738-immunology-making-strides-in-treating-cancer-in-dogs 48738 Tue, 03 Jan 2023 01:00:00 -0500 immunology-making-strides-in-treating-cancer-in-dogsOsteosarcoma is the most common form of bone cancer in dogs. Highly metastatic, if located in a dog’s leg, it requires amputation and chemotherapy, which is only moderately effective. Building on technology he originally developed to treat melanoma in animals, Dr. Rowan Milner developed a vaccine to treat osteosarcoma in dogs. Rather than being administered to prevent a dog from developing cancer, it is given to a dog to treat cancer once it has developed. He discusses promising results from years of studies and what’s ahead to improve survival for dogs with this aggressive form of cancer.]]> immunology-making-strides-in-treating-cancer-in-dogsOsteosarcoma is the most common form of bone cancer in dogs. Highly metastatic, if located in a dog’s leg, it requires amputation and chemotherapy, which is only moderately effective. Building on technology he originally developed to treat melanoma in animals, Dr. Rowan Milner developed a vaccine to treat osteosarcoma in dogs. Rather than being administered to prevent a dog from developing cancer, it is given to a dog to treat cancer once it has developed. He discusses promising results from years of studies and what’s ahead to improve survival for dogs with this aggressive form of cancer.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 48738 Animal Disaster Response: An Essential Function of a Veterinary College https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=48629-animal-disaster-response-an-essential-function-of-a-veterinary-college http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/48629-animal-disaster-response-an-essential-function-of-a-veterinary-college 48629 Tue, 13 Dec 2022 01:00:00 -0500 animal-disaster-response-an-essential-function-of-a-veterinary-collegeVeterinary colleges are increasingly requested to respond to animal issues related natural and man-made disasters. Dr. Lawrence Garcia, Medical Director of the UF Veterinary Emergency Treatment Service (VETS) Team, recently led his team on a 10-day deployment to Fort Myers in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. He discusses why a well-trained disaster response team is important for veterinary colleges to have, not only from the standpoint of providing medical help to animals in need, but also as a way to prepare students to respond and help their communities as veterinary practitioners in the aftermath of a disaster.]]> animal-disaster-response-an-essential-function-of-a-veterinary-collegeVeterinary colleges are increasingly requested to respond to animal issues related natural and man-made disasters. Dr. Lawrence Garcia, Medical Director of the UF Veterinary Emergency Treatment Service (VETS) Team, recently led his team on a 10-day deployment to Fort Myers in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. He discusses why a well-trained disaster response team is important for veterinary colleges to have, not only from the standpoint of providing medical help to animals in need, but also as a way to prepare students to respond and help their communities as veterinary practitioners in the aftermath of a disaster.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 48629 Anxiety and Asthma: Understanding Communication between Brain and Airway https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=48576-anxiety-and-asthma-understanding-communication-between-brain-and-airway http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/48576-anxiety-and-asthma-understanding-communication-between-brain-and-airway 48576 Fri, 02 Dec 2022 01:00:00 -0500 anxiety-and-asthma-understanding-communication-between-brain-and-airwayAsthma attacks account for nearly one-third of all asthma deaths. Anxiety is a common comorbidity in asthma that is associated with poorer asthma control and decreased quality of life. Despite links between asthma attacks and anxiety, there have been few studies in the asthma field of the amygdala, the brain region that initiates anxiety. Dr. Leah Reznikov, an associate professor of physiological sciences, discusses how her research aims to tackle that considerable gab with the goal of developing new approaches to treat asthma and reduce patient deaths.]]> anxiety-and-asthma-understanding-communication-between-brain-and-airwayAsthma attacks account for nearly one-third of all asthma deaths. Anxiety is a common comorbidity in asthma that is associated with poorer asthma control and decreased quality of life. Despite links between asthma attacks and anxiety, there have been few studies in the asthma field of the amygdala, the brain region that initiates anxiety. Dr. Leah Reznikov, an associate professor of physiological sciences, discusses how her research aims to tackle that considerable gab with the goal of developing new approaches to treat asthma and reduce patient deaths.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 48576 Improving Life for Dogs with Heart Disease https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=48162-improving-life-for-dogs-with-heart-disease http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/48162-improving-life-for-dogs-with-heart-disease 48162 Wed, 12 Oct 2022 00:00:00 -0500 improving-life-for-dogs-with-heart-diseaseDegenerative mitral valve disease is the most common heart disease affecting dogs, and the prevalence of the disease increases with increasing age, so that nearly all older and small breed dogs are affected to some degree. Darcy Adin D.V.M. Clinical Professor of Cardiology, department of large animal clinical sciences, University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, discusses how ongoing research at UF aims to enhance treatments aimed at improving the lives of dogs living with heart disease.]]> improving-life-for-dogs-with-heart-diseaseDegenerative mitral valve disease is the most common heart disease affecting dogs, and the prevalence of the disease increases with increasing age, so that nearly all older and small breed dogs are affected to some degree. Darcy Adin D.V.M. Clinical Professor of Cardiology, department of large animal clinical sciences, University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, discusses how ongoing research at UF aims to enhance treatments aimed at improving the lives of dogs living with heart disease.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 48162 The Rat Lungworm Parasite: What You Should Know https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=48187-the-rat-lungworm-parasite-what-you-should-know http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/48187-the-rat-lungworm-parasite-what-you-should-know 48187 Tue, 11 Oct 2022 00:00:00 -0500 the-rat-lungworm-parasite-what-you-should-knowThe dangerous rat lungworm parasite is showing up in a growing number of species, including giant African snails and invasive Cuban treefrogs in Florida. Dr. Heather Walden, a parasitologist, shares what this means to human and animal health, as well as to the environment.]]> the-rat-lungworm-parasite-what-you-should-knowThe dangerous rat lungworm parasite is showing up in a growing number of species, including giant African snails and invasive Cuban treefrogs in Florida. Dr. Heather Walden, a parasitologist, shares what this means to human and animal health, as well as to the environment.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 48187 Avian Flu: How Concerned Should We Be? https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=48084-avian-flu-how-concerned-should-we-be http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/48084-avian-flu-how-concerned-should-we-be 48084 Wed, 28 Sep 2022 00:00:00 -0500 avian-flu-how-concerned-should-we-beAvian Influenza, or bird flu, has been in the news this past year due to outbreak due to a highly pathogenic strain that has caused illness and death in a variety of species around the nation. Drs. Alexander and her colleague, Dr. Jim Wellehan, see and treat a variety of birds through the zoological medicine service at the UF Small Animal Hospital, and will provide updates and share information relevant to owners of pet birds as well as how the virus is a potential danger to other species, including humans.]]> avian-flu-how-concerned-should-we-beAvian Influenza, or bird flu, has been in the news this past year due to outbreak due to a highly pathogenic strain that has caused illness and death in a variety of species around the nation. Drs. Alexander and her colleague, Dr. Jim Wellehan, see and treat a variety of birds through the zoological medicine service at the UF Small Animal Hospital, and will provide updates and share information relevant to owners of pet birds as well as how the virus is a potential danger to other species, including humans.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 48084 Neglected Diseases of Companion Animals https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=47701-neglected-diseases-of-companion-animals http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/47701-neglected-diseases-of-companion-animals 47701 Tue, 09 Aug 2022 00:00:00 -0500 neglected-diseases-of-companion-animalsNotable gaps exist when it comes to knowledge and diagnosis of several diseases affecting companion animals, especially canines. Rhoel Dinglasan Ph.D, a vector-borne disease expert, discusses a selection of these diseases, and how current research aims to close those gaps.]]> neglected-diseases-of-companion-animalsNotable gaps exist when it comes to knowledge and diagnosis of several diseases affecting companion animals, especially canines. Rhoel Dinglasan Ph.D, a vector-borne disease expert, discusses a selection of these diseases, and how current research aims to close those gaps.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 47701 Managing Diabetes in Pets https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=47369-managing-diabetes-in-pets http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/47369-managing-diabetes-in-pets 47369 Tue, 02 Aug 2022 00:00:00 -0500 managing-diabetes-in-petsThere are about 1 million diabetic dogs and cats in the US alone. Diabetes is a chronic disease that requires intense, life long, monitoring and treatment. Many owners cannot afford the emotional, financial and time commitment. As a result, many dogs and cats with diabetes are euthanized even though the disease is treatable. Chen Gilor DVM, PhD discusses how UF veterinary researchers have led a dramatic paradigm shift in how dogs are treated and monitored for diabetes by focusing on on early detection and prevention of the disease and by simplifying insulin therapy.

He shares what tools and concepts are being adopted from human medicine and that owners are no longer bound by the old paradigm of “insulin has to be administered at exactly the same time every day and only after the dog has eaten a full meal”. Instead, with new insulin formulations, and with judicious use of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), they can give insulin any time and regardless if their dog eats.]]> managing-diabetes-in-petsThere are about 1 million diabetic dogs and cats in the US alone. Diabetes is a chronic disease that requires intense, life long, monitoring and treatment. Many owners cannot afford the emotional, financial and time commitment. As a result, many dogs and cats with diabetes are euthanized even though the disease is treatable. Chen Gilor DVM, PhD discusses how UF veterinary researchers have led a dramatic paradigm shift in how dogs are treated and monitored for diabetes by focusing on on early detection and prevention of the disease and by simplifying insulin therapy.

He shares what tools and concepts are being adopted from human medicine and that owners are no longer bound by the old paradigm of “insulin has to be administered at exactly the same time every day and only after the dog has eaten a full meal”. Instead, with new insulin formulations, and with judicious use of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), they can give insulin any time and regardless if their dog eats.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 47369 Exploration of a New Analgesic Drug https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=47367-exploration-of-a-new-analgesic-drug http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/47367-exploration-of-a-new-analgesic-drug 47367 Fri, 29 Jul 2022 00:00:00 -0500 exploration-of-a-new-analgesic-drugElizabeth Maxwell, DVM discusses the limitations and side effects associated with current canine oral analgesic medications and how this shows the need to investigate novel pharmacologic options for the management of canine pain.]]> exploration-of-a-new-analgesic-drugElizabeth Maxwell, DVM discusses the limitations and side effects associated with current canine oral analgesic medications and how this shows the need to investigate novel pharmacologic options for the management of canine pain.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 47367 Hope for Better Management of Chronic Kidney Disease in Dogs https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=47719-hope-for-better-management-of-chronic-kidney-disease-in-dogs http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/47719-hope-for-better-management-of-chronic-kidney-disease-in-dogs 47719 Fri, 29 Jul 2022 00:00:00 -0500 hope-for-better-management-of-chronic-kidney-disease-in-dogsResearchers at UF are investigating the potential of a novel biomarker as a tool for identifying animals at high risk of developing end-stage renal failure and hope their findings will lead to improved therapies for chronic kidney disease. Autumn Harris DVM discusses hope for better management of chronic kidney disease in dogs.]]> hope-for-better-management-of-chronic-kidney-disease-in-dogsResearchers at UF are investigating the potential of a novel biomarker as a tool for identifying animals at high risk of developing end-stage renal failure and hope their findings will lead to improved therapies for chronic kidney disease. Autumn Harris DVM discusses hope for better management of chronic kidney disease in dogs.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 47719 Training Tomorrow’s Veterinarians for Practice Ownership https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=45890-training-tomorrow-s-veterinarians-for-practice-ownership http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/45890-training-tomorrow-s-veterinarians-for-practice-ownership 45890 Thu, 05 May 2022 00:00:00 -0500 training-tomorrow-s-veterinarians-for-practice-ownershipArming veterinary students with the tools to successfully navigate the practice ownership and management has become more important than ever in today’s environment

The benefits of practice ownership are many, but include providing a tool to help students in managing loan debt. University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine faculty provide a unique curriculum. Success in practice, which means mastery of finances, staff management and client relationships, translates to better care for animal patients and also can contribute to personal wellness through improved efficiencies. Martha Mallicote DVM, MBA discusses training tomorrow’s veterinarians for practice ownership]]> training-tomorrow-s-veterinarians-for-practice-ownershipArming veterinary students with the tools to successfully navigate the practice ownership and management has become more important than ever in today’s environment

The benefits of practice ownership are many, but include providing a tool to help students in managing loan debt. University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine faculty provide a unique curriculum. Success in practice, which means mastery of finances, staff management and client relationships, translates to better care for animal patients and also can contribute to personal wellness through improved efficiencies. Martha Mallicote DVM, MBA discusses training tomorrow’s veterinarians for practice ownership]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 45890 Development of Antiviral Therapies for COVID-19 https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=46745-development-of-antiviral-therapies-for-covid-19 http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/46745-development-of-antiviral-therapies-for-covid-19 46745 Thu, 05 May 2022 00:00:00 -0500 development-of-antiviral-therapies-for-covid-19As COVID-19 edges from pandemic to endemic status, there is a growing need for antiviral therapies. A multidisciplinary team of University of Florida researchers recently published a paper in Genome Medicine that has identified dozens of therapeutic targets that could feed the drug development pipeline. Chris Vulpe M.D., Ph.D discusses the development of antiviral therapies for COVID-19.

To read the article referenced in this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/39luPwG]]> development-of-antiviral-therapies-for-covid-19As COVID-19 edges from pandemic to endemic status, there is a growing need for antiviral therapies. A multidisciplinary team of University of Florida researchers recently published a paper in Genome Medicine that has identified dozens of therapeutic targets that could feed the drug development pipeline. Chris Vulpe M.D., Ph.D discusses the development of antiviral therapies for COVID-19.

To read the article referenced in this episode, click here: https://bit.ly/39luPwG]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 46745 A Dangerous Emerging Pathogen: Burkholderia Pseudomallei https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=46016-a-dangerous-emerging-pathogen-burkholderia-pseudomallei http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/46016-a-dangerous-emerging-pathogen-burkholderia-pseudomallei 46016 Fri, 18 Feb 2022 01:00:00 -0500 a-dangerous-emerging-pathogen-burkholderia-pseudomalleiA deadly bacteria made the news recently when it was found in an aromatherapy room spray and linked to a deadly outbreak of melioidosis. A CDC probe recently found this dangerous bacteria known as Burkholderia pseudomallei in an aromatherapy room spray, which was subsequently recalled. The bacteria, which causes the fatal condition known as melioidosis, is endemic in certain subtropical climates but is typically only found in people in the United States when linked to travel to areas where the bacterium are naturally found.

Apichai Tuanyok Ph.D, a specialist in tropical diseases who studies the pathogen, discusses the risks and dangers associated with it.]]> a-dangerous-emerging-pathogen-burkholderia-pseudomalleiA deadly bacteria made the news recently when it was found in an aromatherapy room spray and linked to a deadly outbreak of melioidosis. A CDC probe recently found this dangerous bacteria known as Burkholderia pseudomallei in an aromatherapy room spray, which was subsequently recalled. The bacteria, which causes the fatal condition known as melioidosis, is endemic in certain subtropical climates but is typically only found in people in the United States when linked to travel to areas where the bacterium are naturally found.

Apichai Tuanyok Ph.D, a specialist in tropical diseases who studies the pathogen, discusses the risks and dangers associated with it.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 46016 The Next Dimension of Care: How 3D Printing is Advancing Veterinary Surgery in Large and Small Animals https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=46131-the-next-dimension-of-care-how-3d-printing-is-advancing-veterinary-surgery-in-large-and-small-animals http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/46131-the-next-dimension-of-care-how-3d-printing-is-advancing-veterinary-surgery-in-large-and-small-animals 46131 Fri, 18 Feb 2022 01:00:00 -0500 the-next-dimension-of-care-how-3d-printing-is-advancing-veterinary-surgery-in-large-and-small-animals3D printing is a new technology that surgeons in veterinary and human medicine are using in conjunction with computed tomography (CT scans) for operational planning.

Dan Lewis DVM and Adam Biedrzycki discuss how the use of 3D printing for surgical planning, to develop surgical procedures and as a teaching tool in veterinary medicine, is enhancing patient outcomes in large and small animals.]]> the-next-dimension-of-care-how-3d-printing-is-advancing-veterinary-surgery-in-large-and-small-animals3D printing is a new technology that surgeons in veterinary and human medicine are using in conjunction with computed tomography (CT scans) for operational planning.

Dan Lewis DVM and Adam Biedrzycki discuss how the use of 3D printing for surgical planning, to develop surgical procedures and as a teaching tool in veterinary medicine, is enhancing patient outcomes in large and small animals.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 46131 Contaminants of Concern in Aquatic Species https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=45788-contaminants-of-concern-in-aquatic-species http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/45788-contaminants-of-concern-in-aquatic-species 45788 Thu, 28 Oct 2021 00:00:00 -0500 contaminants-of-concern-in-aquatic-speciesNancy Denslow Ph.D. shares her studies of fish and other aquatic species that reveal a need to further study contaminants in water bodies and their impact on the environment and human health.]]> contaminants-of-concern-in-aquatic-speciesNancy Denslow Ph.D. shares her studies of fish and other aquatic species that reveal a need to further study contaminants in water bodies and their impact on the environment and human health.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 45788 Feeding the Future: Dairy Cattle Health and Welfare https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=45790-feeding-the-future-dairy-cattle-health-and-welfare http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/45790-feeding-the-future-dairy-cattle-health-and-welfare 45790 Thu, 28 Oct 2021 00:00:00 -0500 feeding-the-future-dairy-cattle-health-and-welfareToday's dairy industry has undergone profound changes in recent decades, with these changes often affecting the health and welfare of dairy cows. Ricardo Chebel D.V.M.discusses how thought leaders at  The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine are making use of artificial intelligence and other technology to help dairy farmers better meet these challenges and ensure the safety and welfare of their herds.]]> feeding-the-future-dairy-cattle-health-and-welfareToday's dairy industry has undergone profound changes in recent decades, with these changes often affecting the health and welfare of dairy cows. Ricardo Chebel D.V.M.discusses how thought leaders at  The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine are making use of artificial intelligence and other technology to help dairy farmers better meet these challenges and ensure the safety and welfare of their herds.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 45790 Identification of a New Treatment for Allergic Disease in Horses https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=45347-identification-of-a-new-treatment-for-allergic-disease-in-horses http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/45347-identification-of-a-new-treatment-for-allergic-disease-in-horses 45347 Thu, 26 Aug 2021 08:15:00 -0500 identification-of-a-new-treatment-for-allergic-disease-in-horsesDr. Rosanna Marsella shares a new treatment for horses with heaves.]]> identification-of-a-new-treatment-for-allergic-disease-in-horsesDr. Rosanna Marsella shares a new treatment for horses with heaves.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 45347 What Makes a Manatee’s Life Difficult…And How Science Can Help https://www.vetmed.ufl.edu/about-the-college/achievers/vet-med-voice/?segitem=45281-what-makes-a-manatee-s-life-difficult-and-how-science-can-help http://radiomd.com/ufvm/item/45281-what-makes-a-manatee-s-life-difficult-and-how-science-can-help 45281 Thu, 26 Aug 2021 08:00:00 -0500 what-makes-a-manatee-s-life-difficult-and-how-science-can-helpDr. Michael T Walsh explains why manatees are a crucial part of the ecosystem, what makes their life difficult and what science can do to help.]]> what-makes-a-manatee-s-life-difficult-and-how-science-can-helpDr. Michael T Walsh explains why manatees are a crucial part of the ecosystem, what makes their life difficult and what science can do to help.]]> UF College of Veterinary Medicine 45281