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The Regenerative Neuroscience Group of the Brain and Mind Centre at The University of Sydney, is studying stem cell therapy as a possible treatment for Canine Cognitive Dysfunction.
Despite being in the early stages of this clinical trial, the treatment has shown very promising results in its ability to reverse the signs of CCD.
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Updating veterinary practitioners on the latest biosecurity information relating to domestic and exotic animal health and disease alerts is of the utmost importance to enhance knowledge of this information in the sector and so that the most up to date information is being communicated to domestic animal owners.
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Please take a few moments out of your busy day to assist the profession by completing one or more of the following surveys currently available from the News section on our website.
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Veterinarians around Australia are being asked to help with a bold new research project looking to bring a ‘disruptive technology’ approach to the issue of canine parvovirus (CPV) in Australia.
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Future NPWS survey for veterinarians and veterinary nurses
The National Parks and Wildlife Service is developing a survey for veterinary professionals about their interactions with those volunteer groups who rescue and rehabilitate sick and injured wild native animals.
The survey is part of a larger project aimed at helping Government facilitate more effective wildlife care and inform future accreditation of the volunteer sector.
