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Veterinary Specialty Boards Reading Lists : Medical Oncology (ACVIM)

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American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) Reading List

This is only a convenience copy of the ACVIM reading list to help find copies of reading materials in local libraries.  It does not replace the official ACVIM reading list. Candidates are responsible for ensuring they use the latest ACVIM reading list.

Access to Reading Materials

You have free access through the UW-Madison Libraries’ subscriptions to nearly any journal/article you will need. If you are on campus or using the campus VPN, you will often see a note on publishers’ websites that says ‘Access Provided by UW-Madison’. If you see this note, you will not be prompted for payment to get the full text of an article.  If this note isn't present and you encounter a paywall, you will likely still be able to get access through the UW-Madison Libraries. You may need to search for the article in a library database in order to find it or request a copy via ILL. 

Note: Increasingly journals are offering free and legal access to some or all of the articles they publish. Tools like Unpaywall may also allow you to freely and legally access some of the articles you’re interested in, once you have graduated and no longer have access to UW-Madison Libraries’ collections. 

ACVIM Oncology Reading List

Group 1 Textbooks

The following texts are essential to provide a detailed knowledge base in oncology.

Group 2 Textbooks

The following texts may have more detail and different perspectives on important oncologic topics, or contain specialized information that is not available elsewhere and may be complementary to Group 1.

Veterinary Journals

Candidates are expected to have a good working knowledge of veterinary oncology literature. Publications containing material not yet available in textbooks are especially important. Each journal listed below should be reviewed for relevant articles from 2008 until November, 2018. Both print and online journal versions should be reviewed (including early view):

Human Medicine Journals

Candidates are responsible for relevant articles published in non-veterinary journals and review articles discussing major concepts in cancer biology and general therapeutic strategies. This list is not exhaustive.

Supplemental Reading List

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Veterinary Specialty Boards Reading Lists was created by UW-Madison Libraries staff and revised in 2025. It is licensed under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. 

This guide was adapted from Veterinary Specialty Boards Reading Lists by the Ohio State University Libraries and the Texas A&M University School of Veterinary Medicine & Biological Sciences faculty and staff under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.

 

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