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The Government of Manitoba announced on Oct. 7 that the province’s five additional seats at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) will be aimed at students with rural backgrounds who plan on returning to rural veterinary practice and supporting livestock and poultry industries.
Dr. Imai-Leonard’s Comparative Pathology Lab Wins 2022 Lab Safety Award Trina Wood October 10, 2022 Perhaps it should come as no surprise that a laboratory handling samples for infectious disease testing keeps safety at the forefront— and that’s why Dr. Denise Imai-Leonard’s Comparative Pathology Lab is this year’s Lab Safety winner for the School of […]
Meet the 2022 Philanthropists of the Year, Alan Kalter and Dr. Chris Lezotte, who funded two endowed professorships (theriogenology and genomics) and established the HappyLegs Fund at the Hospital, which provides financial help for owners with dogs that require life-saving care.
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Dr. Renée Alsarraf (DVM ’91) treated cancer in canine patients for more than 2 decades. Then, at age 51, she was diagnosed with cancer herself. Upon receiving her diagnosis, dogs were a unique source of unconditional love for Alsarraf. She wrote about this experience and more in her book, Sit, Stay, Heal: What Dogs Can […]
Dr. Steve O’Grady, who is internationally known for his dual expertise as a farrier and a veterinarian, is the Western College of Veterinary Medicine’s featured “EquineED Talk” speaker at the 2022 Saskatchewan Equine Expo on Friday, Oct. 28.
The post Wet Mountain Tribune: NASA veterinarian has deep family roots in the Wet Mountain Valley appeared first on News from the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.
We first learn how climate change could affect migration patterns to Wisconsin. Then, two Wisconsin researchers discuss how climate change could affect mosquitoes and other pests in the state. The post Climate Migrants and Real Estate, Mosquitoes Surviving Warmer Winters appeared first on School of Veterinary Medicine.
The American Association of Bovine Practitioners awarded Dr. Meredyth Jones the AABP Award of Excellence at their annual conference.
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