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5 ethical issues in science for Catholics to consider - Vimarsana News

5 ethical issues in science for Catholics to consider

“Any major new technology will create a lacuna in social and ethical thought in direct proportion to its novelty,” writes philosopher Bernard Rollin in

He Did Right by Animals. And Didn't Take Bull from Anyone. - Issue 109: Excavation - Vimarsana News

He Did Right by Animals. And Didn't Take Bull from Anyone. - Issue 109: Excavation

Nautilus is a different kind of science magazine. We deliver big-picture science by reporting on a single monthly topic from multiple perspectives. Read a new chapter in the story every Thursday.

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Not trimming whiskers, and other things the horse world is talking about right now - Vimarsana News

Not trimming whiskers, and other things the horse world is talking about right now

1. Great Yorkshire banning the trimming of whiskers I do love the Great Yorkshire Show (GYS). Not only is it a great show, but its organisers are not afraid to take a stand on issues they feel are key for horse welfare, however much it may upset potential competitors. Having previously put limits on rider […]

Colorado ag leaders recognized by CLA - Vimarsana News

Colorado ag leaders recognized by CLA

Almost 250 livestock producers, agribusiness partners, and industry stakeholders gathered for the in-person event.

CSU bows to activist pressure, denies surgical experience to DVM students - Vimarsana News

CSU bows to activist pressure, denies surgical experience to DVM students

The Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine announced, without input from doctors of veterinary medicine students, faculty or external stakeholders, the cancellation of terminal surgical teaching procedures. For large and small animal owners, this means graduates will have more limited surgical experience upon graduation. In a letter from Dr. Melinda Frye, associate dean for Veterinary Academic and Student Affairs, professor, Biomedical Sciences, announced the change, the strong support of Dean Mark Stetter, and the implementation of a “longitudinal surgical training progra...