Led by CVM researchers, this statewide effort is pioneering risk management to prevent a lethal fungus from devastating Minnesota's wild amphibians.

Grant funds will fuel CVM research efforts to combat outbreaks across species

The event was in recognition of international One Health day.

The tool offers a county-level view of avian influenza activity in Minnesota's wild animals.

In Brazil’s vast flooded plains, CVM researchers are teaming up with local scientists to trace how diseases like brucellosis move through wildlife, livestock, and people—and what that means for global health.

Emily Banks’s work with amphibians in Minnesota and Peru reflects the power of hands-on research to launch students toward leadership and discovery.

The University’s new Institute on Infectious Diseases highlights CVM’s essential role in advancing One Health solutions to emerging threats.
 

At CVM’s Center for Animal Health and Food Safety (CAHFS), researchers are drawing on lessons from around the globe to help protect U.S. livestock from devastating outbreaks.