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    Veterinary public health masterclasses offer students insights into the critical roles veterinarians play in safeguarding public well-being. This experience highlights the significant responsibilities and relevance of vets in public health initiatives.

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    Background:

    • Veterinary students from the British Isles attend an annual masterclass.
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