February 19, 2026 - Page 2 of 2

FDA Grants EUA for New World Screwworm Treatment in Pets

The FDA has issued an Emergency Use Authorization for a new treatment targeting New World Screwworms in pets.

Relief work in veterinary medicine offers flexibility but comes with unique challenges. Discover the pros and cons.

New studies show that specially designed video games could aid children with ADHD, though not a substitute for traditional treatments.

This article provides vital insights for veterinarians and pet owners regarding small animal health and care.

As AI becomes integrated into healthcare, the importance of human verification is more crucial than ever to ensure accuracy and reliability.

Virginia’s Medicaid oversight needs improvement to prevent fraud while ensuring access to critical healthcare services for vulnerable populations.

This study highlights the viability of laparoscopic repair for PPDH in dogs and cats using low-pressure CO2 insufflation.

This study evaluates the outcomes of laryngeal reinnervation in horses with RLN.

This note describes using manual graphic roadmaps for TACE guidance in horses, enhancing efficiency and procedural outcomes.

This article explores the use of a 3D-printed titanium device that enhances surgical accuracy and efficiency in equine operations.