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Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) are exploring an innovative approach to swine influenza research that uses tissue explants as an alternative to conducting live animal trials.

Growing up in Canada’s North meant that a large part of Claire Campbell’s childhood was spent outdoors, and her memories read like a page out of a travel brochure.

Pandemic Preparedness Subtitle The University of California is a Critical State Partner in Health Security Trina J Wood November 01, 2024 University of California Health The University of California is no stranger to navigating pandemics, from COVID-19 to bird flu. Read how UC campuses and health locations, in partnership with state and federal agencies, are […]

Antiviral Discovered to Speed Recovery and Reduce Corneal Disease in Kittens with Herpesvirus Rob Warren November 01, 2024 Erin Min UC Davis veterinarians studied the effects of an antiviral drug used to treat feline herpes on kittens with infectious upper respiratory disease. Since more than 350 kittens participated, the study allowed for many side research […]

Dr. Paul Maza, associate professor of practice in the Department of Biomedical Sciences, joins podcast host Michelle Moyal, D.V.M.’ 07, for a wide-ranging discussion on Maza’s career as a veterinarian and educator. 

UC Davis to Host National Veterinary Student Symposium in 2025 Rob Warren October 31, 2024 Members of the 2025 SAVMA Symposium Committee include (left to right): Lindsay Backer (treasurer), Haley Konoval (co-general manager), Morgan Lunn (co-general manager), Izzy Pulido (fundraising chair) UC Davis SAVMA Delegates and Presidents (left to right): Noah McNaughton (Senior Delegate), Sofia […]

From switching food brands, to limiting exposure to certain ingredients, to introducing new medications, uncovering the cause of your dog’s fluctuating digestive upset can be exhausting and confusing. Interestingly, hormones may be at the root of the problem, as conditions such as Addison’s disease are known for affecting the production of hormones, which might be […]

In 1973, Fred Scott, D.V.M. ’62, Ph.D. ’68, had a vision. What if there were a center focused entirely on the study, prevention and cure of feline diseases? It would be privately funded and support multidisciplinary work by researchers and clinicians throughout the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM). The young assistant professor sketched […]

Dr. Cassidy Klima, an expert in bovine health and antimicrobial resistance, is bringing her expertise to Texas A&M as a joint faculty member of the Texas A&M AgriLife Research at Amarillo and the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences’ (VMBS) Veterinary Education, Research, & Outreach (VERO) program in Canyon, Texas. As VERO’s newest veterinary […]

Our students, faculty and staff at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine are problem-solvers, innovators and life-changers providing world-class care and making ground-breaking discoveries every day that advance animal and human health. Continue reading to see how our community is thriving as we put that mission into action. Recognitions Under the mentorship of assistant professor in […]