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Without hearing a word, Imani Anderson was told veterinary medicine didn’t want her. Like any proactive pre-vet student, Anderson aimed high. While studying at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, she was initially interested in equine medicine, so she looked for an internship in the horse capital of the world: Kentucky. While reviewing an […]
Oklahoma State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine’s Annual Fall Veterinary Continuing Education Conference is set to take place Saturday, Nov. 6 and Sunday, Nov. 7.
The year got off to a rocky start for Juno Brown, a 5½ year-old golden retriever owned by Mary Nelson and Rodney Brown of Oklahoma City. In January, she underwent emergency surgery for a kidney stone in the first of four surgeries she would have before the end of May.
University Distinguished Professor George Seidel, above. A professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences and part of the Animal Reproduction and Biotechnology Laboratory, Seidel came to CSU in 1971 and has received numerous awards over the course of his career for his stellar research and the creation of a graduate training program in bovine gamete […]
Graduate students at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) are exploring, studying and advancing knowledge in One Health, veterinary and human health-related sciences. Across OVC’s four academic departments, these students are exploring translational and comparative research in fields including cancer, cardiovascular disease and neuroscience, infectious diseases and immunology, epidemiology and public health, animal […]
September 30 is the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Day, formerly Orange Shirt Day.
There is no solid evidence complications are higher when an animal is in heat, and with good surgical technique, the outcome is anticipated to be the same. The published guidelines from the Association of Shelter Veterinarians also considers it a safe procedure,” says Sara A. Colopy, DVM, PhD, DACVS, clinical assistant professor, small animal general […]
Equine Surgeons and Ophthalmologists Help Return Champion Racehorse to Winner’s Circle Rob Warren September 24, 2021 “Case of the Month” – September 2021 Thanks to UC Davis equine specialists in surgery and ophthalmology, Camino Del Paraiso is back to his winning ways after what could have been a career-ending injury. Camino Del Paraiso, an 8-year-old […]
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A new computer model demonstrates that vaccinations have impacts well beyond just preventing disease and death: they can also slow the spread of antimicrobial resistance. Pneumococcal diseases – which include illnesses ranging from inner ear infections to pneumonia and meningitis – are a leading cause of death globally among children under five. While there are […]
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