Advances in AI and epigenetics are redefining how we diagnose and manage disease in veterinary practice. In this webinar, we will look at how analysing microRNA signals in a simple blood sample using machine learning algorithms can help identify disease earlier and support clinical decision-making.
Pruritus in the horse is usually caused by either allergies (often atopic
dermatitis) or ectoparasites. Differentiation between these two main
etiologies, as well as potential treatment options such as anti-pruritic
medications (beyond corticosteroids) allergy testing and hyposensitization,
and anti-ectoparasite strategies will be covered.
Palliative care in veterinary medicine is widely misunderstood — and widely underused. This free, evidence-based webinar cuts through the confusion to show you how integrating palliative and hospice principles into your practice can improve patient outcomes, strengthen the human-animal bond, and better protect the wellbeing of you and your team. Whether you’re curious about compounding, cautious about integrative medicine, or feeling the pressure of corporate practice models — this session is for you.
Sponsor of Module 2: Investigation & Diagnosis About Enalees Enalees is an international biotechnology company specialised in rapid molecular diagnostics for animal health. The company develops, manufactures and markets LAMP-based isothermal PCR tests that enable veterinary professionals to investigate suspected infectious diseases directly in the clinic or in the field, without routinely depending on external laboratory pathways. Its diagnostic ranges…
An FIP diagnosis can turn a caregiver’s world upside down, and the flood of misinformation online doesn’t help. Nicole Jacque and Dr Evans cover how early, open communication builds caregiver confidence and lowers stress — the key information to convey, the questions caregivers ask most, and the tools that support a successful outcome.
Pathogenesis of FIP: current research areas and hypotheses Learning Objectives Presenters Prof Gary Whittaker B.Sc. Ph.D.
Antivirals get the headlines, but supportive care can make or break an outcome. Dr Taylor closes out the series with the practical side of nursing a cat through FIP treatment and recovery.
FCoV doesn’t stop at the individual cat. Dr Černá looks at what multi-cat households and catteries need to know about managing coronavirus at a population level, not just a patient level.
