Vet Candy Master Courses
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Urgent Care
Criticalist, Dr. Natosha Richardson, covers crucial topics including triage, CPR, supportive care, diagnostics, and treatment, this program adopts a systems-based approach to urgent care scenarios. Brought to you by Covetrus!
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Respiratory Disease
Taught by Dr. Anthony Gonzalez, a board certified criticalist, this course delivers a thorough evaluation of the science and clinical practice skills needed to master respiratory conditions disease.
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Ophthalmology
This program focuses on reinforcing the essentials of veterinary ophthalmology which includes diagnosis and treatment. from a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist, Dr. DJ Haeussler.
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Toxicology
This program focuses on reinforcing the essentials of veterinary toxicology and includes expert tips from Dr. Carey Hemmelgarn, veterinary criticalist.
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Surgery
This program focuses on reinforcing the essentials of veterinary surgery and includes expert tips from Dr. Philippa Pavia, board-certified veterinary surgeon.
Real life, real conversations, rea talk!
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Healthy Relationships
Are your professional and personal relationships feeling the strain? Discover the ultimate guide to building robust connections within the veterinary community in this must-watch episode.
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Guide to Thriving
Time to delve into the crucial aspect of self-care and well-being within the veterinary profession and understand the importance of nurturing one's mental and physical health.
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Unleash Happiness
Empower yourself and find happiness in both your work and personal life. This show offers invaluable insights and strategies for creating a fulfilling and happier life in the veterinary field
Up to 50% of dogs deal with separation anxiety.
Level up with tips from vet behaviorist, Dr. Wailani Sung.
Up to 5% of the dog population have epilepsy.
Elevate your game with tips from vet neurologist, Dr. Gaemia Tracy
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Zombie Invasion
Written by Dr. Jill Lopez, and featuring veterinary neurologist, Dr. Richard Joseph and anatomical pathologist, Dr. Aleksandra Zuraw, this dramatic scripted podcast follows two veterinarians as they confront a mysterious and urgent infectious disease outbreak.
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Feathers, Fear, and Flu
In this episode of Vet Candy’s dramatic podcast series, All Creatures, fictional veterinarians, Dr. Smalls and Dr. Greathouse, tackle a critical outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. As the virus spreads rapidly through the community, local rumors suggest a legendary creature might be involved.
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Canine Epilepsy
Embark on a transformative exploration with "Decoding Canine Epilepsy," a course led by Dr. Gaemia Tracy, a distinguished veterinary neurologist. Brought to you by KBroVet-CA1.
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Artificial Intelligence
Join renowned veterinary pathologist, Dr. Aleksandra Zurow, in an illuminating program designed for veterinary professionals eager to explore the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence.
Unmasking the opioid crisis
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Crisis
In 1980, a letter in the New England Journal of Medicine downplayed opioid addiction risk, shaping subsequent prescribing practices. Opioid prescriptions surged in the 1980s, fueled by OxyContin approval in 1995 and endorsement for chronic pain in 1997. Aggressive marketing led to a tenfold increase in OxyContin prescriptions from 1997 to 2002. By 2006, the U.S. had 72 opioid prescriptions per 100 people. This contributed to over 62 million patients filling prescriptions by 2016.
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Diversion
In 2014, Heather Pereira's disturbing case in Kentucky unveiled "vet shopping," where she intentionally harmed her dog to obtain opioids. This exposed a concerning aspect of the opioid epidemic, prompting public education campaigns and highlighting the risks of misusing pet medications like Tramadol and Valium. Pereira's case emphasized the need for awareness, education, and thoughtful regulation in addressing the opioid crisis's impact on both humans and animals.
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Legal insights
As the focus on opioid misuse sharpens, it is essential to recognize and address the unique dynamics within veterinary practices. Safeguarding against potential risks can contribute significantly to the broader efforts aimed at curbing the multifaceted challenges posed by the opioid epidemic. It underscores the importance of a comprehensive approach that includes veterinary professionals in the collective endeavor to mitigate the impacts of opioid misuse.