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AAEP Virtual Wednesday Round Table: It’s getting hot in here! The future of equine infectious diseases in a changing climate.

AAEP Virtual Wednesday Round Table: It’s getting hot in here! The future of equine infectious diseases in a changing climate.

Recorded On: 07/10/2024

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Recorded 07/10/2024  |  90 minutes
Recorded 07/10/2024  |  90 minutes July 10, 2024. With Drs. Sally DeNotta and Angela Pelzel-McCluskey. Current research indicates that climate change is likely to have an impact on both vector-borne and other infectious disease transmission in a variety of ways. Changes in geographic scope of current domestic diseases, increased transmission in regions where new climate indices support vector or equine population expansion, and incursion of exotic vectors and emerging diseases are anticipated. This webinar will provide recent examples of novel changes in vector-borne diseases which are already being identified, awareness on other shifts in equine infectious diseases that are likely to come about, and advice to equine practitioners on preparedness for emerging disease trends in practice.
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Liz Arbittier

Dr. Arbittier is an associate professor of clinical equine field service at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, from which she received her veterinary degree in 2001. She joined Penn Vet in 2013 following 12 years as a senior associate at Blauner, Vecchione and Associates in Lansdale, Penn. Dr. Arbittier is also executive director of HAARBOR Inc., a special needs animal adoption network and sanctuary.

Page Buck

Dr. Buck is passionate about veterinary wellbeing, the human-animal bond and communities of healing. She received her PhD in social work and social research from Bryn Mawr College and currently serves as a professor at West Chester University in Pennsylvania, a veterinary wellbeing consultant with VetCor, and a part-time counselor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.