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Dr. Dena Lodato Veterinarian

Compassion & Innovation in Veterinary Medicine | Dr. Dena Lodato

March 18, 2024/in Business Feature, Features, Sponsored Content, U.S. Feature, ZCAT U.S. Featured Story #1, ZPUB Lead Story 2/by Moumita Basuroychowdhury

In a world where our furry friends are not just pets but valued family members, the role of a veterinarian transcends simple medical care. It demands a blend of expertise, empathy, and a commitment to continuous learning and innovation. As a veterinary surgeon, Dr. Dena Lodato, DVM, embodies this role to its fullest, merging traditional veterinary practices with cutting-edge treatments to provide comprehensive care for her patients.

Moumita Basuroychowdhury

Moumita Basuroychowdhury is a Contributing Reporter at The National Digest. After earning an economics degree at Cornell University, she moved to NYC to pursue her MFA in creative writing. She enjoys reporting on science, business and culture news. You can reach her at moumita.b@thenationaldigest.com.

Alyce Knaflich Aura Home Women Vets

A Look Into One Woman Veteran’s Efforts To Give Housing And Support To Homeless Veterans | Alyce Knaflich

July 12, 2022/in Features, Sponsored Content, U.S. Feature, ZCAT U.S. Featured Story #1/by Andrew Rhoades

Despite their valiant efforts serving, many veterans come home to more struggles in the form of financial insecurities, culture shock, and homelessness. Wanting to help her fellow women service members recover, retired Army Staff Sergeant Alyce Knaflich has created the resources necessary in order to provide that stability so desperately needed.

Andrew Rhoades is a Contributing Reporter at The National Digest based in New York. A Saint Joseph’s University graduate, Rhoades’ reporting includes sports, U.S., and entertainment. You can reach him at andrew.rhoades@thenationaldigest.com.

With Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court Confirmation Comes New Firsts And Perspectives

April 14, 2022/in Features, U.S. Feature, ZCAT U.S. Featured Story #1, ZCAT U.S. Lead Story/by Andrew Rhoades

With the confirmation of the newest Supreme Court justice, Ketanji Brown Jackson, the court now has its first black female member. That kind of groundbreaking inclusion could help to bring new perspectives and results to an ever-changing America.

Andrew Rhoades is a Contributing Reporter at The National Digest based in New York. A Saint Joseph’s University graduate, Rhoades’ reporting includes sports, U.S., and entertainment. You can reach him at andrew.rhoades@thenationaldigest.com.

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