Category: Member News
Cornellians: Protecting all creatures, great and small — around the globe
Wednesday, January 18, 2023 – 10:59am Osofsky photo2.jpg Photo: Mark Atkinson This news item will redirect to: https://alumni.cornell.edu/cornellians/wildllife-health/ Is Scopes?:
Using the Chiari-like Malformation & Syringomyelia Evaluation (CHASE) Questionnaire* to Assess the Safety & Efficacy of a Novel Pain Management Product in Dogs
Principle Investigator Natasha Olby Description The goals of this study are to evaluate a newly developed questionnaire to assess pain and clinical signs associated with CM/SM in dogs and to evaluate how well a novel veterinary pain management product might treat the condition. Dogs with signs of CM/SM dogs will visit NC State Veterinary hospital for […]
Pollinators, canola and pesticides targeted in USask study
Researchers at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) are evaluating the effects of pesticides on honey bees and other pollinators that subsist on the pollen of canola — Saskatchewan’s top crop.
Photo Blog: Alum Reception at VMX 2023
See photos from the MSU reception at VMX 2023 in Orlando.
Pet vaccination and wellness clinic at Penn Vet
The student-run clinic administered vaccines and microchips to over 275 pets.
How sex differences may influence lung injury
Veterinary Viewpoints: Cultivating veterinarian and producer relationships
What does a great relationship between a veterinarian and livestock owner look like? Livestock owners and veterinarians can agree that a strong relationship is critical for success in animal health and when done right, can be rewarding for all involved.
Dr. Melanie Ragin featured in top AAVMC podcast episode of 2022
Friday, January 13, 2023 – 10:40am Ragin portrait.JPG Dr. Melanie Ragin, assistant dean for inclusion and academic excellence. Photo: Carol Jennings/CVM Dr. Melanie Ragin, assistant dean for inclusion and academic excellence, discussed social colorblindess and racism on the American Association of Veterinary Medical College’s Diversity & Inclusion on Air podcast, which has now been voted by audiences as […]
USask study finds bulls’ breeding soundness unaffected by ergot-contaminated feed
A study conducted by a team of University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers confirms that bulls can eat feed contaminated with ergot alkaloids — toxic compounds produced by a plant fungus — for multiple weeks without affecting breeding soundness.
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