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Jammu Veterinarians attend International Conference at Malaysia 4/28/2016 10:13:45 PM Early Times Report Jammu, April 27: Team of veterinary doctors from Jammu attended two days international conference at Kaula Lampur, Malayasia. According to press release, the conference was held between 19- 21 April 2016. The conference was organized by federation of Asian Small Animal Veterinary Association. The conference was attended by more than 800 delegates throughout the world and only 29 abstracts were accepted for presentation, among these the team of doctors from Jammu also presented their unique and exclusive work on osteoarthritis in dogs. This unique study on osteoarthritis in dogs is first time reported in India. Their work was highly appreciated by the foreign experts. The team of doctors included Dr Bhanu K Khajuria and Dr Anisha T Khajuria from Suvidha Vet Clinic Sanjay Nagar and Dr Suneet Sharma and Dr Rupali Khajuria from Suvidha Pet Clinic Janipur Jammu.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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