1. what realization did dr. natterson-horowitz come to due to her work as both a cardiologist at ucla and a contractor who the los angeles zoo? what question did that raise in her mind? 2. what is one of the explanations dr. natterson-horowitz gives for why there's such a divide between treatment of humans and animals in contemporary society? 3. name and describe one of the three conditions dr. natterson-horowitz mentions that have been well-studies by veterinarians, who might have insights to provide in diagnosing or treating those conditions in human patients. 4. do you find dr. natterson-horowitz's argument that physicians can learn a lot from veterinarians convincing? what part of her argument is, to you, especially strong or weak? advances in veterinary medicine < - your second lab link 1. dr. lairmore makes the point that veterinarians don't just treat "the animal," but approach treatment from a "one health" perspective. what other th