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ORLANDO, Fla., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The North American Veterinary Community (NAVC), the global leader in continuing education for veterinary professionals, today announced the launch of a comprehensive portfolio of new virtual programs and events to provide interactive year-long learning anytime, anywhere, customized to individual learning preferences. This move positions the NAVC as the premier destination for virtual learning across the global veterinary community.
NAVC Virtual New Product Gallery NAVC will now become the premier destination for all learning - virtual and in-person - across the veterinary community.
Building on its industry-leading online learning portfolio, VetFolio, and groundbreaking VMX Virtual platform, the NAVC is expanding its virtual offerings and introducing new opportunities for virtual learning and engagement. This includes special events hosted on its unique 3D, interactive platform, microlearning v
NAVC Launches New Virtual Initiative Positioning The NAVC As The Premier Destination For Year-Round Virtual Learning And Interactive Engagement
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and due for a mammogram. Which should I do first?
That s because swollen lymph nodes are both a common side effect of the vaccines and can also be a marker of early breast cancer, he says especially when lymph nodes on only one side are swollen. It can be the only sign we see, he says, noting that a mammogram often detects swelling that a person wouldn t notice. Of course, other things cause lymph nodes to swell, such as colds – swollen nodes shouldn t cause anyone to jump to the conclusion that they have cancer. But when we see one, it triggers us to work it up and figure out what s going on, Grimm says.