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Last week, Dean Mark Stetter presented town halls to highlight some key 2024 accomplishments and a general overview of the state of the school as we go into 2025. (Listen here.) Key topics included updates on our strategic initiatives, information on our upcoming accreditation process, and recent master planning for our Veterinary Medical Complex.
During my 10 years of experience as a paramedic on the frontline of human health care, we’ve gained some new tools and technologies that help us do our jobs. But what remains the same is the number of options for treating patients who are severely bleeding from trauma.
Smaller fish species are more nutritious, lower in mercury and less susceptible to overfishing, a Cornell-led research team has found.
When Matthew Wilson’s father took him kayaking along the coast of British Columbia, that holiday adventure ignited a new interest in his life — a fascination with the ocean and its unique ecology and biology.
The L.A. wildfires have coincided with a 16-fold rise in hospital visits for fire-related injuries, such as burns and smoke exposure.
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Lance Yohe, CJF Lance Yohe, CJF, is the new farrier for the UC Davis veterinary hospital’s Large Animal Clinic.
Principle Investigator Dr. Nolan Description The College of Veterinary Medicine is now recruiting dogs with STS to study a novel cancer treatment called interstitial photodynamic therapy (PDT). With PDT, a laser is inserted into the tumor, thus activating anti-cancer drugs and killing cancer cells. Testing Requirements – Body weight ≥ 5 kgs (11 lbs.)– Age […]
A new storage technique can keep protein-based drugs and vaccines stable without keeping them cold. The discovery, led by researchers at Penn State, could eliminate the need for refrigeration for hundreds of life-saving medicines like insulin, monoclonal antibodies and viral vaccines.
A new preclinical externship allows veterinary students to experience rural life and explore career possibilities in small towns across the Lone Star State. Leaders from Texas A&M University and thelocal community at the McCulloch County courthouse Imagine you’re at a Friday night high school football game. Like everybody else in your small town, you’re here […]
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