Exploring Genetic Disorders With Clare Rusbridge

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Mike Brampton and Julian Hoad welcome renowned veterinary neurologist Clare Rusbridge to discuss her work on Chiari malformation and syringomyelia in toy breed dogs. Clare discusses the challenges of diagnosing and managing these conditions, the genetic and breeding factors involved, and the significant impact on canine health. The discussion touches on Clare's efforts to develop better screening methods and public awareness, alongside her struggles against breeder resistance. The episode also explores broader topics like the influence of human preferences on dog breeding, veterinary pressures, and Clare’s personal insights into balancing a demanding career in veterinary medicine with her passion for practicing yoga. The episode offers valuable insights not just for veterinarians, but for anyone interested in the welfare of our canine companions. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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