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AAHA secretary/treasurer Dermot Jevens asks the question: Are we communicating, or simply passing information along? Also, Research Recap for the month.

One of the central themes in the AAHA Working, Assistance, and Therapy Dog Guidelines, the first set of complied guidelines for the care and handling of these amazing canine citizens, is the idea of cooperative care.

May 25, 2022

The new buzzwords in leadership circles today are “psychological safety” and “vulnerability.” If you can create a workplace that honors these twin poles, note leadership gurus, your employees will feel safe enough to innovate.

Are people more likely to feel empathy for animals, or for humans? The answer is complicated, but it boils down to a question of context.

AAHA recently updated the 2018 AAHA Diabetes Management Guidelines for Dogs and Cats. Here’s a quick look at what’s changed—and what hasn’t.

Researchers at the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine used state-of-the-art molecular evolution tools to assess how pressures from natural selection may have influenced the canine coronavirus’ evolution.

A sea change is coming in the American workforce. And increasingly, and especially with younger workers, gender identity is up for grabs.

Catch actionable tips from digital marketing expert, Eric Garcia, in this excerpt from his interview on Central Line: The AAHA Podcast.

Veterinary practices are feeling the effects of the Great Resignation. The stay interview can help keep an unhappy employee from quitting suddenly and leaving your practice in the lurch.