Journal of Swine Health and Production
The Journal of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians
January and February, 2024 • Volume 32, Number 1
Table of Contents
President’s message: Speak up
William L Hollis
Executive Director’s message: Veterinary midlevel professional
Harry Snelson
Advocacy in action: Advocacy on the hill
Abbey Canon
Outbreak investigations of Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae serotype 15 in central Iowa in the winter of 2021-2022
Machado I, Mil-Homens M, Silva AP, et al
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Zinc responsive parakeratosis in growing pigs
Radke S, Forseth A, Hoogland M, et al
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News from the National Pork Board
- Research and functional exercises prepare producers and animal health officials for potential FAD outbreak
- AgView
- AASV committees to meet virtually before Annual Meeting
- AASV publishes 2023 Salary Survey results
- Early-career veterinarians met in September and November
- AVMA Committee and Council positions open
- Scholarships available for MentorVet Leap; apply by February 2
- It’s time to vote!
- Heritage Video Library expands
- Y’all bid now, ya hear?
- Two Acosta Scholars receive meeting attendance stipends
- AASV Foundation continues AASV luncheon partnership
- Rebecca Robbins
- Stephen D. Patterson
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