Innovations in cancer treatment and diagnostics, advances in heart and lung diseases in companion animals, behavioural medicine, and trends in exotics are among the topics that will take centerstage at the upcoming 41st Veterinary Meeting and Expo (VMX).
Presented by the North American Veterinary Community (NAVC), the expo will feature more than 1000 CE hours, scientific sessions, and hands-on workshops by veterinary leaders, as well as products and innovations showcased by more than 580 exhibitors. The annual conference will take place on Jan. 13-17 at the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) in Orlando, Fla. VMX Virtual will livestream more than 200 virtual sessions covering industry trends across a wide variety of disciplines and species.
“VMX is where the global veterinary industry gathers each year to learn the latest in veterinary medicine and where life-saving new products and innovations are introduced to the industry. For more than 40 years, we’ve witnessed remarkable advancements within the veterinary profession which are helping animals live longer, better lives,” said Dana Varble, DVM, CAE and NAVC Chief chief Veterinary veterinary Officerofficer. “From the rescue and rehabilitation of sea turtles and manatees to treatments for equine cancer patients, the most distinguished veterinary leaders will cover an extraordinary range of continuing education. VMX also serves as the venue for new products, diagnostics, and pharmaceutical product announcements.”
- Technology
- “Transforming Veterinary Clinical Practice With AI: Evaluating Workflow To Drive Changes in Algorithm Design, Training and Implementation”
- “Using ChatGPT or Other Large Language Models in Veterinary Medicine: What They Are, How They Work and How They Can Help You in Veterinary Medicine”
- “Human Bonding and the Future of AI and Robotic/Biomimetic Pets: Should We Be Worried?”
- Behavioral Medicine
- “Neurobiology of Canine Reactivity”
- “Multi-Cat Households – Why Can’t They All Be Friends?”
- “Inter-Dog Aggression – Why Dogs Fight”
- Neurology
- “Working Through Neurological Diagnostic Puzzles: Three Case Studies”
- “Performing a Comprehensive Neurological Examination of the Horse”
- “Discerning Orthopedic vs Neurologic Causes of Difficulty Walking”
- Reptiles/Exotics
- “It’s Not Just the Heat – The Role of Humidity in Reptile Thermoregulation (Body Temperature)”
- “Emergency and Critical Care of Chelonians (Turtles)”
- “Staying Alive: How To Keep Yourself and Your Zoo Patients Safe”
- Cancer Treatment and Diagnostics
- “A Look Ahead at Cancer Diagnosis and Therapy in 2024”
- “Perfecting the Biopsy: Skin, Mouth and Bones”
- “Lymph Nodes: Resect, Monitor or Ignore?”
- 2024 Trends in Vet Med
- “Utilizing Digital Veterinary Care to Empower Your Team and Supercharge Your Practice”
- “Impact of Costs of Care on Animal Welfare and Veterinarian Well-Being: What Should Veterinarians Be Doing to Address Economic Limitations of Clients?”
- “Food for Thought: The Future of Pet Nutrition and the Emotional Connection to Our Pets”
NAVC is offering a $125 early bird registration pricing until Oct. 30. To register, click here.