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The Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Pathology to publish 18 Latin Comparative Pathology Group diagnostic exercises a year
Dear colleagues It gives us great pleasure to announce that the Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Pathology has generously decided that from now on, 6 Latin Comparative Pathology Group (LCPG) diagnostic … Read more
Meet our volunteers!
Meet our volunteer Fábio Ranyeri. Check out his work with the foundation and learn more about. him. Thank you for all you do for our vet path community Fábio!
Meet our volunteers!
Behind-the-Scenes of the educational opportunities and materials the Davis-Thompson Foundation offers is a skilled team of volunteers. These professionals carve personal time for tasks and projects that directly impact the … Read more
Meet our volunteers!
Behind-the-Scenes of the educational opportunities and materials the Davis-Thompson Foundation offers is a skilled team of volunteers. These professionals carve personal time for tasks and projects that directly impact the … Read more
Invitación para presentar casos en el Taller de Histopatología, en el marco del XVII SEMINARIO DE LA FUNDACIÓN DAVIS-THOMPSON EN ARGENTINA, en conjunto con la XIII RAPAVE
Estimados colegas: Ésta es una invitación para presentar casos en el Taller de Histopatología, en el marco del XVII SEMINARIO DE LA FUNDACIÓN CL DAVIS-SW THOMPSON EN ARGENTINA, en conjunto … Read more
Big news about the “Big 4” courses!
Navigating the transition for our big 4 courses (Descriptive Veterinary Pathology, Current Lab Animal Science Seminar (CLASS) & Pathology of Lab Animals (POLA), Current Literature and Image Interpretation Course (CLIC) and General Pathology Review Course from the desk of the Davis-Thompson Foundation President, Dr. Jey Koehler.
The ultimate 2021 recap!
The Davis-Thompson Foundation had a phenomenal year! Check out from where our virtual seminars were broadcasted in this interactive 3D map. THANK YOU to all of those who continue to support our mission!
August 2021 image contest winner!
This month’s image contest winner is a gorgeous scanning electron micrograph of a digenean Renicola sloanei operculated egg sampled from the kidney of a Manx shearwater (Puffinus puffinus)