Veterinary Salaries Surge, But Is the Income Gap Shrinking Too Much?
Veterinary salaries are rising, especially for new graduates, but inflation-adjusted growth has slowed for the overall profession. Debt levels are stable but show signs of increasing, potentially burdening future veterinarians. The profession is also evolving demographically, with more diversity among new graduates.
The Antarctic Blue Whale: Can the World's Largest Animal Recover from Near Extinction?
Hunted to the brink of extinction during the 20th century, Antarctic blue whales plummeted from a population of 200,000 to a devastating 300 individuals. Today, they remain at less than 1% of their pre-whaling numbers, but new research seeks to answer critical questions: Is this population recovering? Are there distinct groups of Antarctic blue whales, or just one massive, circumpolar population? And why does it matter?
Biodiversity in the city: Designing urban spaces for humans and animalsPeer-Reviewed Publication
Animals and plants also live and thrive on public squares. This creates opportunities for greater biodiversity and well-being for the human population. Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have studied at 103 locations in Munich how various factors affect flora and fauna. They advocate a close examination of local conditions and a more nature-focussed approach to the design of public spaces.
Boost Your Memory and Concentration: 5 Science-Backed Strategies Every Vet Student Needs to Know
Struggling with memory and concentration while prepping for the NAVLE? Discover 5 proven strategies, from brain-boosting foods to stress reduction techniques, that can help you stay sharp, focused, and ready for success. Improve your study habits and enhance cognitive function with these expert-backed tips
Unlocking the Microbiome: How Health Could Hold the Key to Better Health for All
Discover the fascinating role of the microbiome in pet and human health. Harvard’s Dr. Curtis Huttenhower shares insights on how gut microbes impact diseases, diets, and even antibiotic resistance in pets. This Hill’s x Harvard partnership reveals why your pet’s microbiome might be the secret to a longer, healthier life—for them and for us.
Stress and Gut Health in Pets: How the Microbiome Could Be the Key to Happier, Healthier Dogs and Cats
Discover how stress affects your pet’s microbiome and overall health. Dr. Holly Arnold from Oregon State reveals new insights on reducing stress in pets through gut health strategies, the benefits of FAS scoring in vet visits, and emerging therapies for stressed pets. Learn why addressing the gut could revolutionize stress management in pets, especially in high-stress environments like shelters.