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Monthly Archives: May 2010
What is Acupuncture?
So, what is acupuncture and how does it work? Acupuncture is literally translated into “placement of needles” and has been in use for centuries (see previous notes). First, an explanation of what acupuncture is and a little bit of background … Continue reading
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The Little Things
Vet school, especially during exams, is often an all-encompassing process that takes over one’s life, and it’s common to get lost in the bubble and carry on multitasking with an overloaded plate. Often, it easy to forget about the little … Continue reading
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Mini Foal
The past few weeks have been filled with a variety of appointments that run the gamut of what we do at MPES, from performing a number of technically challenging MRIs, to administering routine spring vaccinations. Without a doubt the highlight … Continue reading
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