Airdate: Thursday, November 29, 2018  Season: 5  Episode: 10

Guest: Timothy A. Hacker

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Dr. Tim Hacker from the University of Wisconsin-Madison answers questions from a webinar discussing experimental design, strategy, technology, common challenges and best-practices associated with planning long-term, chronic models of cardiovascular disease in rodents.

For more information or to watch the webinar, click here.

Associated Webinar: Experimental Considerations when Planning Chronic Models of Cardiovascular Disease in Rodents

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