What do cats and astronauts have in common? They’re both at risk for getting kidney stones.
A CVM power couple tackles COVID-19 and life together
Historically, many human health practices—vaccination, herd immunity, biosecurity and isolation, and fecal transplantation—were derived from animal agriculture.
CVM researchers, clinicians, and staff volunteer time and tools to combat COVID-19.
Aric Frantz, ’14 DVM, ’13 PhD, shares insights on landing a career developing medicine in the private sector
The CVM seeks solutions for COVID-19
Third year DVM and PhD student Emily Pope is using veterinary medicine to create a better mouse model for treating human breast cancer.
Alonso Guedes, DVM, MS, PhD, is inhibiting an enzyme found in all mammals to advance pain management in veterinary—and eventually, human—medicine.
