ABS394 Veterinary Topics
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Welcome to ABS 394 Veterinary Infectious Diseases Guide!
We will be focusing on several existing Library Guides to cover veterinary Infectious diseases. Infectious diseases encountered in veterinary practices do run the gamut. They can have any life science origin or the research may be written about most in the same journals that cover human medicine.
- Applied Biological Sciences and Pre-Veterinary MedicineThis is the main guide for Applied Biological Sciences and Pre-veterinary classes
- Health Sciences at ASUThis is an overview of ASU Library services and Health Sciences research resources
- Life Sciences GuideThis links to all the major resources used in life science research.
- PsychologyA great deal of the veterinary practice involves dealing with people and the psychology of the animals. This is a general guide to our resources in psychology.
Contact me
You can contact us for help:
- Olivia Sparks Email me Email me olivia.sparks@asu.edu Profile and Guides
- Jenny Mueller-Alexander Email me mue@asu.edu Profile and Guides
or stop by the Poly Library in the Lower Level of the Academic Center. We can also do ZOOM meetings.
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