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Session:: Companion Animal Research Exchange

Circulating Micrornas as Biomarkers for Disease Phenotype and Prognosis in Canine Chronic Inflammatory Enteropathy

Friday, June 12, 2026
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM PT
Location: Summit SCC, Room 347
CE: 1.0 Medical Hours

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ERC Approved Lecture for ACVIM Residency
Disclosure(s):
Albert E. Jergens, DVIM, MS, DACVIM (SAIM), PhD: Canine Health Foundation: Research grant (Ongoing); Morris Animal Foundation: Research grant (Ongoing); Royal Canin: Research grant (Ongoing)
The ACVIM Companion Animal Research Exchange is designed to provide ACVIM and ECVIM-CA Diplomates and Candidates an opportunity to elevate awareness of their ongoing work or programs, or to those who are seeking to enroll cases or collaborators in clinical trials. The session will consist of rapid-fire presentations and provide a unique opportunity for interested participants to hear about ongoing research, learn about clinical trials and catalyze collaboration across the veterinary community. The session will include time for networking amongst presenters and attendees, as well as time to collaborate and to enable continued conversation.

Learning Objectives:

  • Highlighting and gaining exposure for planned or ongoing research projects.
  • Identifying opportunities for enrollment, data, and/or sample acquisition.
  • Connecting participants with similar research interests in companion animal medicine.
  • Connecting researchers and individuals in private practice to support enrollment, data, and/or sample acquisition.
  • Catalyzing research collaboration across the ACVIM community.