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Tuesday, Nov 27 '18 04:00

Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 12, Page N1-N24, December 2018. Read more...
Lomustine chemotherapy for the treatment of presumptive haemophagocytic histiocytic sarcoma in Flat‐coated Retrievers

Tuesday, Nov 27 '18 04:00

Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 12, Page 502-507, December 2018. Read more...
Postoperative healing and behaviour when surgical swabs are applied to calf dehorning wounds

Tuesday, Nov 27 '18 04:00

Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 12, Page 508-515, December 2018. Read more...
Metronidazole‐induced neurotoxicity in 26 dogs

Tuesday, Nov 27 '18 04:00

Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 12, Page 495-501, December 2018. Read more...
Hugh Wirth AM 1939–2018

Tuesday, Nov 27 '18 04:00

Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 96, Issue 12, Page 473-473, December 2018. Read more...

Vet News

How a dog can make it easier to manage diabetes

Wednesday, Jan 16 '19 07:00

Dogs could help people with type 1 diabetes manage their condition, a new study shows. Specially trained canines can 'sniff out' blood sugar levels. Read more...
Honeybees may hold the secret to stem cell youth

Thursday, Dec 6 '18 07:00

The royal jelly that honeybees make to produce new queen bees seems to contain a secret ingredient that can keep stem cells 'young' and powerful. Read more...
Can dogs detect cancer?

Friday, Nov 9 '18 03:00

Dogs have an incredibly sensitive sense of smell. They are able to detect various types of cancer through odor signatures in a person’s breath, urine, and skin. Here, we look at how dogs can detect cancer, the types of cancer they can smell, and how medical professionals can use dogs in cancer research and diagnostics. Read more...
Deadly venoms may drive medical advances

Sunday, Sep 2 '18 09:00

According to a recent paper, naturally produced venoms could help design treatments for a range of diseases, including diabetes and chronic pain. Read more...
Dogs: Our best friends in sickness and in health

Sunday, Aug 26 '18 09:00

Dogs really are a person's best friend — not least because they impact both our physical and our mental health. In this Spotlight, we explain why and how. Read more...