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Brushing Up For Shedding Season

While some dogs shed year-round, others shed seasonally during fall and spring months, in preparation for winter and summer weather. Although shedding is a natural process, there are ways to reduce shedding and keep loose hair to a minimum, which can improve your dog’s skin and coat health. Harmony Diers, a veterinary technician at the […]

Crossing the Species Barrier: Primate Virus Could Infect Humans

In a recent study by the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, Professor Tony Goldberg identified cell surface receptors that allow the Simian hemorrhagic fever virus to enter human cells. The post Crossing the Species Barrier: Primate Virus Could Infect Humans appeared first on School of Veterinary Medicine.

Alum Feature: Dr. Therese Heinonen

Meet Therese Heinonen (DVM ’88), who currently serves as the vice president of clinical operations at DalCor Pharmaceuticals. She is passionate about research, education, and sharing her experiences while navigating a unique career path.

Cornell Ruffian veterinarians save older horse from severe colic

Wednesday, December 7, 2022 – 3:15pm post-surgery_NY2.JPG In December 2018, Astrid came down with severe colic. Their local veterinarian felt strongly that Astrid needed to be evaluated by doctors at Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists (CRES). Colby Prokop and her horse, Astrid, essentially grew up together. The two are both 25 years old now, but they met […]

Hurricane Maria prepared vet student for life’s challenges

While Francisco Gomez Cruz was growing up in Caguas, a city and municipality of around 130,000 people on the island of Puerto Rico, he was a frequent visitor at his grandparents’ farm located only a few minutes away.

New faculty: Shana Mintz ’11, D.V.M. ’15

Tuesday, December 6, 2022 – 3:56pm DSC00017.jpg The Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) has recently welcomed many new faculty members to our academic departments and hospitals, each one bringing a unique set of skills and experience that enriches our college every day. In this Q&A series, you’ll get to know their interests, expertise […]

Professor Christine Kreuder Johnson to Serve as U.S. Science Envoy

Professor Christine Kreuder Johnson to Serve as U.S. Science Envoy Rob Warren December 06, 2022 UC Davis News and Media Relations UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine Professor Christine Kreuder Johnson has been named one of seven distinguished scientists and engineers who will serve as U.S. Science Envoys in 2023, the U.S. Department of State […]

New mucosal vaccine prototype provides unprecedented protection against brucellosis in mice

Drs. Zakia Goodwin and David Pascual, analyze flow cytometry data relevant to their published study. A novel vaccine, developed by University of Florida researchers for use against a devastating strain of brucellosis that affects small ruminants, has shown groundbreaking effectiveness in conferring long-term immunity in mice. David Pascual, Ph.D., a professor of infectious diseases at […]