The VMD have now published their online only annual review to complement the Annual Report and Accounts

  The RCVS Charitable Trust is supporting an open symposium to discuss the potential for developing a range of evidence-based resources for the veterinary profession.   The event, titled "The Sceptical Vet: Eminence or Evidence? Finding the best way forward for the veterinary profession", will be held on Tuesday 30 October 2012, 10.30-5.00pm followed by a reception. The venue will be the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in London.   Delegates will represent both the human medical and veterinary fields, and are likely to include pioneers in the discipline, sceptics and people who wish to know more about evidence-based veterinary medicine (EVM).   "The modern Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) approach has revolutionised patient care in human medicine and policy over the last four decades, and has been thoroughly embraced by politicians and the wider public, even though animated debate about its usefulness is still occurring within the medical profession. It has been more challenging to set up a veterinary datab ...

The September issue of EVJ will contain two important articles on Atypical Myopathy

How stressful is hyperflexion of horses' necks? - A study from the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna sheds light on hyperflexion

Individuals meriting an Honorary Fellowship or Honorary Associateship are being sought by the Royal College through its nominations process

The Royal College celebrated the success of 15 veterinary surgeons passing the RCVS Statuatory Examination for Membership

Following the announcement that animals will feature in the opening ceremony, AHVLA veterinary experts have been advising LOCOG and the London 2012 team on animal welfare, movement controls and disease control issues

Pfizer Animal Health have rebranded their EHV vaccine

The BHS continues it's fight to combat the toxic plant Ragwort

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