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Disaffection of Young Veterinarians for the Rural World

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In rural and emergency veterinary medicine, the shortage is alarming. The proportion of young veterinarians specializing in farm animals has increased from 28% to 12% in 25 years. This is a decline of 57%. However, these veterinarians have an essential societal role: they are the guarantors of health safety and of the food chain linked to breeding.
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Disaffection of Young Veterinarians for the Rural World

In rural and emergency veterinary medicine, the shortage is alarming. The proportion of young veterinarians specializing in farm animals has increased from 28% to 12% in 25 years. This is a decline of 57%. However, these veterinarians have an essential societal role: they are the guarantors of health safety and of the food chain linked to breeding.

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DAILY SCIENCE broke the news in on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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