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How do factors like dog size, reproductive status, and even owner income shape our furry friends' diets? Join us as we uncover the fascinating findings from the Dog Aging Project with experts Drs. Audrey Ruple and Janice O'Brien. You'll be surprised to learn about the widespread use of home-prepared diets and the minimal impact of owner income on dietary choices. Audrey shares her inspiring transition from cancer biology to aging research, revealing a wealth of untapped knowledge.

Looking to the future, this episode delves into the cutting-edge directions of canine nutrition research. Janice discusses the importance of cross-sectional studies and the quest to understand home-prepared diets better. We'll also touch on how veterinarians can play a crucial role in these studies, and the importance of blending academic training with hands-on experience. Don't miss out on this comprehensive look at evolving canine nutrition!

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.05.0358

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Discover a One Health approach to acid suppressant use in veterinary medicine with Drs. Katie Tolbert and Emily Gould. Discover their groundbreaking research featured in JAVMA and AJVR, as they share invaluable insights on the One Health approach driving the current and future applications of these medications. Learn why evidence-based usage, treatment monitoring, and considering broader impacts on the immune system are crucial for every veterinarian. Katie and Emily guide you through the often-overlooked pH-independent effects of acid suppressants and the importance of staying open-minded to the multifaceted influences these drugs can have on animal health. Together, they highlight the interconnectedness of immunity, infectious disorders, and oncology, painting an exciting picture of where veterinary research is headed. Don't miss this insightful episode packed with expertise, innovation, and a glimpse into the future of veterinary medicine!

JAVMA open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.07.0434

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What if you could enhance the success of surgical interventions in animals through a simple addition to a procedure? Join us on this fascinating episode of Veterinary Vertex as we welcome Richard Pan, one of the 2024 JAVMA Student Award winners. Listen in as Richard shares his reaction to winning an AVMA Journal Award and how it has influenced his career path. Richard emphasizes the importance of passionate projects and strong mentorship in achieving research success. Richard also offers insightful advice for veterinary students aiming to publish their work. And for a touch of fun, we explore which superpower Richard would choose and why it's so fitting for a dedicated veterinarian. Don’t miss this episode packed with inspiration and practical wisdom from a rising star in veterinary surgery.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.23.03.0141

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What truly drives the impact of a veterinary journal, and how can these publications rise in the ranks? Join us as we unpack the complexities of journal impact factors with Dr. Morna Conway. In this episode, Morna demystifies the calculation and significance of impact factors, emphasizing their role as lagging indicators. We scrutinize the recent impact factors for JAVMA and AJVR, delving into their rankings and the results of a recent readership and authorship survey. Discover how factors such as journal reach, speed to decision, and the fairness of peer review play crucial roles in authors' submission choices beyond just the impact factor.

Our conversation then shifts to transformative strategies for enhancing the reach and impact of veterinary journals, with a particular focus on AJVR. From adopting an open access model to publishing case reports and creating thematic virtual collections, we explore innovative methods to captivate a broader audience. We highlight the importance of real-time metrics like article downloads, social media engagement, and Altmetric scores as indicators of success. Lastly, we touch on the emotional journey of losing a beloved pet to nasal cancer and the unyielding commitment to advancing veterinary care that it inspires. This episode is a heartfelt celebration of the shared passion driving both pet parents and veterinary professionals to improve animal lives.

Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.262.9.1146

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Ready to revolutionize your understanding of equine anesthesia? Join us as we challenge conventional practices with groundbreaking insights from Drs. Charlie Barton and Rachel Hector. Discover how their controlled randomized trial reveals that fasting horses before surgery doesn't offer the anesthetic benefits we've long believed. Instead, it delays postoperative manure output, causing unnecessary stress on our equine patients.

Tune in to explore the innovative advancements in equine anesthesia with Charlie and Rachel. We dive deep into their research, discuss the future steps for further studies, and reflect on the potential impacts on equine veterinary care. Don't miss this chance to gain cutting-edge knowledge and share your thoughts with us—let's reshape the way we approach equine anesthesia and postoperative care together!

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.04.0235

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Have you ever wondered if dogs are truly living shorter lives nowadays? Join us on Veterinary Vertex® as we welcome Dr. Courtney Sexton, who challenges this alarming notion with a recent JAVMA article. Contrary to popular media claims, Courtney reveals that household companion dogs' lifespans have generally increased over the past 40 years. We emphasize the need for standardized methods to capture and report mortality data, drawing insights from the Dog Aging Project and Courtney's evolutionary research background. This evidence-based discussion aims to reassure pet owners about their dogs’ longevity and debunk unfounded fears.

Beyond debunking myths, we explore the essential steps to improve the accuracy of dog lifespan reporting and enhance their end-of-life care. We also highlight the importance of preventative care and understanding multimorbidity in elderly dogs, stressing how specific traits can impact lifespan and quality of life. Finally, we underscore the critical need for client education to ensure that geriatric pets receive the best possible care throughout their lives. Don't miss this insightful conversation that sheds light on the way we think about dog aging.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.01.0068

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Discover the hidden confidence gap in veterinary clinical research as we chat with Dr. Sarah Moore. Sarah takes us behind the scenes of a groundbreaking study co-authored with Dr. Allison O'Kell that surveyed veterinary faculty using the Clinical Research Appraisal Inventory (CRAI-12). Despite the enthusiasm and participation in clinical research, many respondents revealed they lacked the formal training necessary to excel. This episode discusses the potential for enhanced training programs that could revolutionize veterinary education and bolster veterinarians' roles in comparative medicine and disease modeling.

Sarah also opens up about her personal journey in clinical research, emphasizing the value of on-the-job training and experiential learning in fostering her passion. She addresses the need to dismantle the barriers and phobias that many veterinarians face regarding research, making it more accessible and exciting. Tune in to understand how veterinarians can drive improved patient care and encourage pet owners to participate in clinical trials, pushing the profession toward a brighter, research-driven future.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.03.0212

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Curious about the complexities of equine neck pain? In this episode of Veterinary Vertex, we discuss neck pain in horses caused by the transposition of the ventral lamina from C6 to C7. Join us as we speak with Dr. Yvette Nout-Lomas, who delves into her team’s groundbreaking research. You'll uncover how their interest sparked from real-life clinical cases and led to discovering a higher prevalence of neck pain in warmblood horses with TC67, yet surprisingly no significant connection to lameness or neurologic signs. Yvette also shares the limitations of their retrospective study and the critical need for proper diagnosis to enhance the welfare of our equine friends.

In our enlightening discussion, Yvette helps us untangle the often-misunderstood terminology around equine cervical vertebral anatomy, particularly differentiating between morphological variations and malformations. We stress the importance of precise language to better educate both clients and veterinarians. The episode also underscores the necessity for prospective research and well-matched control groups to fully comprehend the health impacts of TC67. Moreover, we delve into the vital role of advanced training and mentorship in propelling equine veterinary research forward. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of neck pain in horses and its broader implications on their health and behavior.

Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.04.0230

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