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CVS Group clinicians contribute 88 peer-reviewed papers to veterinary research in past year

CVS Group clinicians contribute 88 peer-reviewed papers to veterinary research in past year

BitgetBitget2026/11/03 15:10
  • CVS Group’s 2026 Sustainability Report highlights 88 peer-reviewed papers contributed by its clinicians and researchers over the past year.
  • A new publications fund supports colleagues’ publishing costs, complementing the Brian Pound Grant launched in 2025 to fund two first-time researchers.
  • The group supports two PhD programs focused on veterinary nurse skill utilization and responsible prescribing of protected antimicrobials.


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