ABVT Subject of a Profiles Series Documentary
The Profiles Series (www.profilesseries.com) has chosen the American Board of Veterinary Toxicology to be the subject of a documentary film describing the impact of the organization on veterinary medicine and human health. You can view the videos here.
A press release is available for download here. To learn more about what the ABVT offers, you can download our brochure.
The Profiles Series is hosted by Louis Gossett Jr. and is an award winning television series dedicated to showcasing the most important issues of the day. The film will air on cable networks (CNBC, Bravo, etc.) as educational programming. It will also air in national syndication on the US Government’s Voice of America Television and as digital video on this website and on YouTube.
Questions and comments related to the video or for more information about pursuing a career in veterinary toxicology can be sent to ABVT by using our "Contact Us" form here.
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ASPCA Press Release on Spot-On Products
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The Wall Street Journal Reports on the Spot On Flea & Tick Control Issue
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