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ASSOCIATIONS
- Bill would ease controlled substances law for veterinarians
- John Maday named NIAA’s Advocate for Animal Agriculture
- Livestock Disaster Protection Act introduced in the House
- AVMA lauds action on bill to amend Controlled Substance Act
- Online short course offers overview of immune system, vaccines
- AVC honors Apley
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- AVMA lauds action on bill to amend Controlled Substance Act
- FDA, APHIS plan public meetings on antimicrobial resistance
- BRD risk categorization for feeder calves
- Colorado cow tail docking bill delayed
- Smart phones transforming livestock disease monitoring
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