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First J.T. Vaughan Equine Medical Conference in November 2004
The Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine will host its first J.T. Vaughan Equine Medical Conference for practitioners November 5-7.
More than 18 continuing education credit hours will be available in the study of equine neurology and lameness.


Dr. Tommy Divers of Cornell University, an equine internist, will be the guest speaker. Auburn speakers will include Drs. Jim Belknap, Earl Gaughan, Reid Hanson, Joel Lugo, Jisha Shi, Allison Stewart and Bryan Waldridge.

The conference will consist of four sessions, each with two hours of lectures followed by two hours of wet labs.

Individual lectures will be 20 minutes followed by 10 minutes of discussion.

More information can be obtained under (800) 483-8633

Source: www.dvmnewsmagazine.com/dvm/


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