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The skin is considered the largest organ in the body! Animals, like humans, may develop a wide variety of dermatological abnormalities caused by congenital defects, genetic influences, infectious agents, nutritional imbalances, trauma, allergic conditions, ectoparasites, and neoplasia. In many cases, skin conditions may be zoonotic, that is, they may be contagious from animals to humans (and possibly vice versa). This organization
is dedicated to promoting the field of veterinary dermatology, in education,
research, and professional veterinary practice. Our members serve in government
and industry, private veterinary practice, academia, and as consultants
for a wide range of clients. Many of our members are board-certified veterinary
dermatologists and others are veterinary practitioners with a strong interest
in dermatology. We encourage you to visit and investigate our web site
and contact us if we may be of service to you. The 2008 North American Veterinary Dermatology Forum Research Grants offered by the ACVD/AAVD
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