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DESCRIPTION:This talk will provide a practical regionally specific approach
  to vector-borne disease diagnosis and management. Topics include review o
 f test methodology and interpretation\, expanding distribution of various 
 vector-borne diseases and the veterinarian’s role in One Health\, enhancem
 ents in screening tests\, as well as treatment and monitoring. The importa
 nce of routine laboratory results in determining the need for therapy and 
 assessing response will be addressed. An update on vector-borne and retrov
 iral disease in cats will be provided.
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LOCATION:SĒR Steak + Spirits\, 2201 N Stemmons Fwy Fl 27\, Dallas\, TX 7520
 7\, United States
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SUMMARY:10.7.26 Infectious Disease & You\; Where You Live & Practice Matter
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><span style='font-size:11pt\;'><span style=
 'font-family:Calibri\;'>This talk will provide a practical regionally spec
 ific approach to vector-borne disease diagnosis and management. Topics inc
 lude review of test methodology and interpretation\, expanding distributio
 n of various vector-borne diseases and the veterinarian’s role in One Heal
 th\, enhancements in screening tests\, as well as treatment and monitoring
 . The importance of routine laboratory results in determining the need for
  therapy and assessing response will be addressed. An update on vector-bor
 ne and retroviral disease in cats will be provided.</span></span></p>
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DESCRIPTION:This talk will provide a practical regionally specific approach
  to vector-borne disease diagnosis and management. Topics include review o
 f test methodology and interpretation\, expanding distribution of various 
 vector-borne diseases and the veterinarian’s role in One Health\, enhancem
 ents in screening tests\, as well as treatment and monitoring. The importa
 nce of routine laboratory results in determining the need for therapy and 
 assessing response will be addressed. An update on vector-borne and retrov
 iral disease in cats will be provided.
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