How to catch a dhole (or not?) – part one
Our objective was to capture a dhole—one of Asia’s least known and rarest carnivores — as part of a new study to help us understand the needs and threats faced by dholes in this corner of northeast Thailand.
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New inflammation test may keep cows healthy, farms productive
Sabine Mann, an associate professor in the department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences in the College of Veterinary Medicine, joined forces with two colleagues to create that could assess inflammation in dairy cow herds.
From Uncertain Beginnings To Bold Leadership: How One Texas A&M McAllen Student Overcame Challenges And Formed A New Community
Rather than backing down in the face of difficulty, Rita Mahurin rose to meet the challenges of her biomedical sciences courses, empowering her to serve as a force for good in her future role as a healthcare professional. Mahurin rides on the Texas A&M parade float during the 2024 Charro Days International Parade in Brownsville, […]
Studies Look for Potential Therapy Targets for Dogs with Chiari-like Malformation
For Immediate Release Tracey Peaketracey_peake@ncsu.edu Natasha Olbynjolby@ncsu.edu A pair of studies from North Carolina State University looked for biomarkers and genetic markers of a syndrome associated with skull malformations common in Cavalier King Charles spaniels (CKCS) and other toy breeds. The findings could lead to better targeted therapeutics for symptoms as well as potential genetic […]
Press & Sun Bulletin: Cornell hospital staff member honored by American Red Cross
On a rainy May morning, hundreds of Southern Tier residents flocked to downtown Binghamton’s DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel for the annual American Red Cross Southern Tier Chapter’s Real Heroes breakfast. The Southern Tier Chapter recognizes individuals and groups from Broome, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Otsego, Sullivan, Tioga and Tompkins counties in New York and from Susquehanna […]
College hosts globally connected conference on AI and veterinary medicine
The Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine hosted its second Symposium on AI in Veterinary Medicine (SAVY 2.0) on May 16-18, with the theme “Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact.”
Abandoned Dog Thrown from Car Recovers from Back Surgery
Flynn taking an outdoor break while recovering from neurosurgery at the UC Davis veterinary hospital. When Flynn, an approximately 1-year-old male neute
CVM student group, staff member, receive inclusive excellence awards
The Graduate School Office of Inclusion and Student Engagement presented the 2025 Distinguished Awards at the Graduate Diversity and Inclusion Awards and Recognition Celebration on May 14 in G10 Biotech.
Graduate student spotlight: Sydney Womack
Sydney Womack is a doctoral candidate in biomedical and biological sciences and doctor of veterinary medicine student from Lexington, South Carolina.
Advancing Health: CCI announces multidisciplinary seed grants
Three innovative approaches to treating infections, fighting cancer, and enhancing the body’s immune system have been selected for funding through the Cornell Center for Immunology‘s 2025 Multidisciplinary Seed Grants.
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