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Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · Iraq

University of Diyala veterinary college holds seminar on heat stress in animal physiology

The continuing education unit of the University of Diyala's College of Veterinary Medicine hosted a seminar for teaching staff and students on how heat stress affects animal physiology.

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Why it matters: Teaching staff and students at the University of Diyala's College of Veterinary Medicine were the audience for the college's seminar on heat stress in animals.

The University of Diyala said the continuing education unit of its College of Veterinary Medicine held a scientific seminar on heat stress and its effect on animal physiology.

According to the university, the seminar was delivered by Marah Salem Hamid and attended by a number of teaching staff and students.

The university said the seminar treated heat stress as one of the environmental challenges that affect animals.

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Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor

Teaching staff and students at the University of Diyala's veterinary college attended a seminar, organised by the college's continuing education unit, that examined heat stress as an environmental challenge affecting animal physiology.

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