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Special ProgramsSustainability in Veterinary Medicine with Registration
Join us live on March 19, 7PM – 8PM (via Zoom) for an overview of veterinary sustainability initiatives with emphasis on things that can be done in veterinary clinics. On-demand recording will be available through the end of April. 
Dr. Duncan is a Professor of Pathology in the Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Pathology at Colorado State University. She is passionate about how the environment, particularly climate change, influences animal health. She uses epidemiology and pathology to investigate disease in a wide range of domestic and wild animals. She’s actively involved in the Colorado School of Public Health, the CSU One Health Institute, the CSU School of Global Environmental Sustainability and the CSU Presidents Sustainability Commission.
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