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The Evolution of Wildlife Veterinary Anesthesia and the Start of Wildlife Pharmaceuticals

Author: Dr. Liesel Laubscher Originally published in Fagron US – Academy. Introduction The inception of veterinary anesthesia dates back to 1836, when Dr. William Sewell of the Royal Veterinary College in London administered curare, a South American arrow poison, to a donkey—a landmark moment in veterinary history. While the donkey survived with intra-tracheal artificial ventilation, … Continued

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Choosing the Right Excipient for Optimal Dosage Form Performance in Immunocompromised Patients

A research recent featured in the Journal of AIDS and HIV Research showed the potential of Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN) in stabilizing CD4 counts among untreated HIV+ individuals and amplifying CD4 count increments when used alongside antiretroviral therapy. This breakthrough offers promising prospects for advancing HIV management strategies. Compounding of LDN capsules In the realm of … Continued

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Enhancing Psoriasis Treatment with Advanced Compounding Solutions

Psoriasis, a widespread autoimmune condition, impacts approximately 125 million individuals globally. A majority of psoriasis sufferers, around 80%, experience a milder form of the disease that can be effectively managed using topical treatments. These topical solutions serve various purposes, with different formulations suited for different aspects of the condition. Recent advancements in psoriasis research have … Continued

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