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Monitoring diabetes in dogs and cats using the Freestyle Libre continuous glucose sensor

Monitoring diabetes in dogs and cats using the Freestyle Libre continuous glucose sensor
Monitoring diabetes in dogs and cats using the Freestyle Libre continuous glucose sensor

Puhuja:

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Linda Fleeman

DVM, BVSc, PhD, MANZCVS

Dr Linda Fleeman runs Animal Diabetes Australia, which is a clinical service that specifically caters for diabetic dogs and cats in Melbourne. Linda is an internationally renowned expert on the treatment of diabetes in dogs and is regularly invited to speak on this topic at international and national forums. Throughout her career, she has worked in both university referral practice and private practice, and her primary focus for more than 20 years has been on all aspects of diabetes in dogs and cats.

Linda graduated from the University of Queensland and completed a Small Animal Medicine Internship at Murdoch University and a Residency in Small Animal Medicine at the University of Melbourne. This was followed by a PhD at the University of Queensland on the clinical management of diabetes mellitus in dogs. She held positions as Lecturer in Small Animal Medicine at the University of Queensland and Senior Lecturer in Small Animal Medicine at the University of Sydney before founding Animal Diabetes Australia in 2010.

Booking information

Kesto: 0:45 h
Puhuja: Linda Fleeman
sivulta 1
57,60 USD
(sis. alv)

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