From the second you arrive on campus, you hear of the dreaded NAVLE. You receive emails referencing it, you hear what works for some people to study, you get about 100 unsolicited tips about different study materials, and yet, it seems so far away. Besides, I need to pass this year before I even get […]
Q & A with Second-Year Vet Student Jessica Hirsch: Founder of Disabled DVM
Jessica Hirsch is a graduate of Virginia Tech, where she earned two Bachelor of Science degrees in Animal & Poultry Sciences and Psychology. She is currently on a medical leave of absence from her second year at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University. Her professional interests include animal behavior, small animal general […]
Hot Topics in Critical Care: Dialysis
Advances in veterinary medicine are often adopted from human medicine but made appropriate for the size and species of our patients. One increasingly common treatment making an impact in veterinary medicine is dialysis. I had the chance to work with a few dialysis patients this summer under the guidance of veterinary critical care specialists. Indications […]
