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Articles by Jessica Tremayne

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Penn investigates gene therapy as a new way of treating immune deficiencies Dogs suffering XSCID cured in long-term study Jul 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne Philadelphia — A corrective gene is being injected into the bloodstream of immune deficient dogs to correct hematopoietic stem cells at the University of Pennsylvania.

Veterinarian challenges board decision and wins Idaho DVM overturns decision of alleged malpractice; board calls it 'unfortunate outcome' Jul 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne Boise, Idaho — An appeals court reversed an Idaho State Board ruling that disciplined a veterinarian.

N.C. State promotes one medicine concept in center Jun 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne Raleigh, N.C. — Officials at North Carolina State University hope a newly dedicated research center will lead to medical advances in animal and human medicine.

Procrastination: Study investigates why people put it off until tomorrow Jun 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne Cleveland — Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.

Resolutions question disaster spending AVAR continues its challenge of AVMA's animal welfare policies Jun 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne Schaumburg, Ill. — American Veterinary Medical Association delegates will face three resolutions calling on association leaders to curb non-budgeted association spending following criticism of disaster relief donations.

Purdue researchers test drug to save cells after traumatic injury Hydralazine can counteract the effects of acrolein after trauma Jun 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne West Lafayette, Ind. — Researchers at Purdue's School of Veterinary medicine have discovered the use of hydralazine can counteract the effects of acrolein after trauma.

DVMs: Business remains "healthy" State of the Profession, 2006 Jun 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne Cleveland — Rising costs, tighter profit margins and price-shopping clients are all key issues for veterinarians in this economy.

AAHA celebrates 73rd meeting Establishing protocols, standards of care top continuing education topics May 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne Long Beach, Calif. — More than 1,365 veterinarians and 1,050 veterinary professionals were in attendance at the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) 73rd-annual conference in Long Beach, Calif.

AAHA diagnstic codes standardize disease entry System could facilitate disease trend data, compliance checks and insurance payments May 1, 2006 By: Jessica Tremayne Long Beach, Calif. — The Diagnostic Codes Task Force established by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is concluding the development of 2,000 uniformly accepted codes for veterinary practices.

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