Jarod M. Hanson

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Jarod M. Hanson

DVM, PhD, DACVPM, DABT, University of Maryland

Jarod M. Hanson, DVM, PhD, DACVPM, DABT, is a veterinary virologist, toxicologist, public health consultant, and an adjunct faculty member at University of Maryland and an associate editor for ProMED-mail. Dr. Hanson earned his DVM from University of Minnesota and his PhD in infectious diseases from University of Georgia. He has developed and implemented population health and disease eradication programs for a variety of diseases and species, emphasizing a One Health approach to disease management.

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Feline Enteric Coronavirus & FIP

Feline enteric coronavirus is ubiquitous in the domestic and wild cat population, yet most cats never develop serious illness. Refresh your knowledge on what makes this virus tick and how and why it can lead to FIP.

Infectious Disease|Peer Reviewed

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Essential COVID-19 Research Topics

Much of the COVID-19 information available is anecdotal in nature and/or lacking peer review and established scientific rigor. What questions do we need to answer to resume veterinary operations in a relatively normal capacity?

Top 10 Influences of COVID-19 on Human & Veterinary Medicine

The veterinary profession is inextricably tied to human medicine in numerous ways. Consider the following topics in which our professions have a shared, vested interest, not only during the current pandemic, but also the aftermath it will leave behind.

Top 10 Disinfectants for COVID-19

As disinfectant supplies are strained during the COVID-19 pandemic, availability may vary, and having alternate options is key. Look for products with these active ingredients for an effective disinfection routine for SARS-CoV-2.

Top 10 Current COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Considerations

Information about the COVID-19 pandemic is continually emerging. From infection in companion animals to workplace sanitization, discover one virologist's current top 10 considerations.

Limiting the Spread of Canine Influenza Virus During an Outbreak

Outbreaks of canine influenza virus caused by H3N2 virus continue to occur in the United States and Canada. Use the results of this study to help limit virus spread.

Infectious Disease

Canine Influenza

Refresh your knowledge of canine influenza, and review key diagnostic, treatment, and prevention strategies.

Infectious Disease|Peer Reviewed

Nasal Swabs to Detect Canine Influenza Virus

Nasal swabbing is the preferred method for detecting canine influenza. Use this step-by-step guide for obtaining a useful diagnostic sample every time.

Infectious Disease|Peer Reviewed

Clinician's Brief provides relevant diagnostic and treatment information for small animal practitioners. It has been ranked the #1 most essential publication by small animal veterinarians for 9 years.*

*2007-2017 PERQ and Essential Media Studies

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