Join Edra Publishing at ACVIM Forum 2023
by Mary Guiden
Heading to Philadelphia for the ACVIM Forum, June 15-17? Stop by Booth 633 and say “hi” to the team from Edra Publishing.
On Friday, June 16 at 12:30pm, Dr. Claudio Bussadori, DVM and author of “The Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine in Dogs and Cats,” will sign copies of his new book at the booth.
In addition, several of Edra’s book authors will speak at the forum, including:
- Dr. Jessica Quimby, associate professor, The Ohio State University
- “The Effect of Gabapentin on Blood Pressure in Cats with and without Chronic Kidney Disease,” Thursday, June 15, 11:15 – 11:45 am ET
- “Uremic Toxins as Targeted Therapy,” Saturday, June 17, 2023, 9:10 – 10:10 am ET
- “Gabapentin Use in Feline Patients: Considerations for Kidney Disease,” Wednesday, June 28, 10 – 11 am ET - Dr. Simone Schuller, professor, Vetsuisse Faculty University of Bern
- “Consensus Statement: Leptospirosis: Diagnosis, Epidemiology, Treatment, and Prevention,” Thursday, June 15, 1:45 – 2:45 pm ET - Dr. Deborah Silverstein, professor, University of Pennsylvania
- “ARDS and vetARDS: A Comparative Discussion of Disease Syndromes and Treatments,” Saturday, June 17, 8 – 9 am ET
- “Optimizing Vasopressor Therapy during Vasodilatory Shock ARDS and vetARDS: A Comparative Discussion of Disease Syndromes and Treatments,” Saturday, June 17, 9:10 – 10:10 am ET - Dr. Shelly Vaden, professor, North Carolina State University
- “Consensus Statement: Urinary Incontinence,” Thursday, June 15, 3 – 4 pm ET
Edra Publishing produces Veterinary33, an international e-journal and news site that provides veterinarians, vet techs, veterinary staff and industry with veterinary news, including research, university news and industry updates. Veterinary33 regularly highlights expert opinions about everyday clinical issues.
About the ACVIM Forum
Since 1983, the ACVIM Forum has been the premier conference for advanced, specialist-level education in veterinary internal medicine. The 40th anniversary event takes place in Philadelphia, from June 15-17, with a Specialty Symposium June 14.
This year, the forum features more than 540 speakers, on topics ranging from oncology to lecturing in undergraduate and postgraduate veterinary education (is it dead?), hypocalcemia in dairy cattle, pulmonary fibrosis in dogs and cats, RNA and DNA vaccines in veterinary medicine, osteosarcoma research, translational medicine in cell and gene therapy, computer-based testing to assess competence of specialists, neuromuscular diseases and swine pharmacology for the large animal internist.
Can't attend in person?
Join virtually and watch limited sessions in the six ACVIM specialties and beyond by accessing the livestream from Philadelphia.
Mark your calendars for Virtual Day on June 28, 2023, to experience even more CE with live virtual sessions from a lineup of expert speakers and exclusive offerings. This premier virtual access will feature one day of eight session tracks in all specialties, available chat capabilities with other attendees and live session Q&As with the speakers. Additionally, hundreds of on-demand sessions will be available until Oct. 31, 2023.
Learn more in an event announcement on Veterinary33.
Visit the ACVIM Forum site to register, view the agenda and exhibit hall information.
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