Gooday. Dominic Barfield here, and this is the RVC Clinical Podcast. Thank you for listening,

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Sorry about the bit of the break in podcasts and just had a new addition to the podcast family,

so you've been busy doing slightly other things for the last couple of weeks.

Anyway, we've finally managed to track down Brian, which is a relief to all of us.

So joining Brian in this studio and myself is Sarah Stewart.

So thank you very much, Sarah, for taking your time.

Hopefully, take two would be as good as take one.

So thank you for joining us in this year.

I'm happy to be here.

And so you're just so people know if they're going to, you know,

send the thing into the RBC,

that you're kind of in between working in the internal medicine department,

but also oncology.

And stemming from your love of both, one might presume.

Yeah, I'm board certified in small animal internal medicine, and so we had, that's what my residency training was predominantly in. But, you know, there's a lot of crossover between internal medicine and oncology, and I've always really enjoyed working up and then sort of being able to follow up those cases.

So right now, the combination opportunity at the

RVC is really, you know, proving quite fulfilling in that sense.

It sounds pretty good, like a bit of the best of both worlds. So I wonder whether you'd sort of

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