Conflicting loyalties threaten veterinarians in drug industry ties
Reuters reports that the 2016 FDA policy shifts antibiotic decision making to veterinarians for animal use, but vets may hold undisclosed ties to drug makers. The piece notes lack of required disclosure, potential meals, trips, stipends and gifts, and cites about 11,000 of 90,000 U.S. veterinarians working in food animal production.
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Paralyzed woman Denisha Davis refuses to be a victim
Denisha Davis, paralyzed by a bullet, remains positive and determined not to be defined by her injury. The feature highlights her resilience and outlook as she moves forward.
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UI approves one year master’s in law program at Iowa
The University of Iowa College of Law wins state Board of Regents approval for a new non traditional one year master’s in law aimed at non practicing study. Officials say the program will strengthen offerings and boost enrollment amid falling traditional law school applications. Assessing accreditation by the ABA is needed before launch planned for fall 2015. Christina Bohannan will be inaugural director.
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U.S. to Increase Private Contractors in Iraq
The government plans to boost contractor numbers in Iraq as Obama expands efforts against Islamic State threats. Current contractor count sits around 1,800 for the State Department with more to follow depending on troop advising reach and proximity to diplomatic facilities.
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