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• Veterinary medicine
  ...ed in animals, or humans may be infected by zoonotic diseases, advances in veterinary medicine can be directly associated with advances in human medicine. Major [[scientific journal]]s in veterinary medicine, ranked by [[impact factor]] are:
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• Veterinary medicine/Definition
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• Veterinary medicine/Related Articles
  * [[:Category:Veterinary medicine|Veterinary medicine]]
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• Cattle/Related Articles
  ===Veterinary medicine===
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• Alexander Monro secundus/External Links
  ...- The Anatomy Museum] The University of Edinburgh College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
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• Chiropractic (Veterinary)
  In the [[United States of America]], some fully trained [[veterinary medicine|veterinarians]] identify themselves as "Holistic Veterinarians", and confin
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• Chiropractic (Veterinary)/Definition
  A specialized field of [[veterinary medicine]] utilizing chiropractic procedures.
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• Veterinary medicine/Related Articles
  * [[:Category:Veterinary medicine|Veterinary medicine]]
  495 bytes (69 words) - 10:07, 13 October 2019
• Hypodermoclysis
  In [[medicine]] and [[veterinary medicine]], '''hypodermoclysis''' is a method of injecting, [[subcutaneously]], larg ...argely been abandoned in human medicine, but retains a significant role in veterinary medicine. With humans, subcutaneous injection of large volumes tends to be uncomfort
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• Hospice and palliative medicine
  ...vement]]. It is no longer limited to humans, but is part of high-quality [[veterinary medicine]]. The principles of hospice care are entering the practice of [[veterinary medicine]]. <ref>{{citation
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• Castration/Definition
  ...mal]]; the medical term is [[orchiectomy]] and various terms are used in [[veterinary medicine]], such as [[neutering]]
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• Cancer in cats/Related Articles
  {{r|Veterinary medicine}}
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• Castration
  ==Veterinary medicine==
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• Human-animal studies/Related Articles
  {{r|Veterinary medicine}}
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• Medical testing on animals
  Gains in field of [[veterinary medicine]].
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• Feline squamous cell carcinoma/Related Articles
  {{r|Feline veterinary medicine||**}}
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• Anthrozoology
  ...many disciplines such as medicine, zoology, psychology, anthropology, and veterinary medicine, it is mostly known to the general public for the popularized studies in th
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• Famotidine
  ===Veterinary medicine===
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• University of Pennsylvania
  * School of Veterinary Medicine
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• Veterinary medicine
  ...ed in animals, or humans may be infected by zoonotic diseases, advances in veterinary medicine can be directly associated with advances in human medicine. Major [[scientific journal]]s in veterinary medicine, ranked by [[impact factor]] are:
  10 KB (1,416 words) - 02:25, 13 October 2019
• Brown Institution
  == Veterinary medicine == ...0px|The Consultation Room|]] A major activity of the Brown Institution was veterinary medicine. The hospital dealt with 4,000 cases a year for the first 20 years, 8,000 c
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• Horse/Bibliography
  ...mbers of the faculty and staff, University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine.) Harper Collins, 1996.
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• Lactated Ringer's injection
  ...nistered intravenously, but is also given subcutaneously, principally in [[veterinary medicine]].
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