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Breaking barriers, bridging care

Outreach at the College of Veterinary Medicine is driven by students and focused on community.

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Alumni, Faculty & Staff, Research
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Research at the bottom of the Earth

Sunil Kumar Mor is forging new collaborations in an extreme setting to pursue novel advancements in molecular research.

College News, Faculty & Staff
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Transferable skills, dedicated mindset

CVM researchers, clinicians, and staff volunteer time and tools to combat COVID-19.

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Bringing different perspectives to diverse work

Funding from the Higher Education Multicultural Scholars Program helps support crucial viewpoints in veterinary medicine.

Faculty & Staff, Research
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Cancer may try to run, but it’s getting harder to hide

Researchers at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine are expanding immunotherapy to better seek and destroy tumor cells — in both dogs and humans.

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More than adrenaline

Issue: Spring 2020

A day with the Emergency and Critical Care service in the Lewis Small Animal Hospital at the Veterinary Medical Center
 

Lynn Hovda wears a red shirt while crossing her arms and leaning against a wall. She is blonde and smiling.

Effecting change on multiple fronts

Issue: Spring 2020

Lynn Hovda, ’85 DVM, ’83 BS, DACVIM, is dedicated to animal and human health, and to research excellence.

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Perspectives: Wildlife trade in China

Issue: Spring 2020

Exploring the wet wildlife markets of China

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Perspectives: The vocabulary of COVID-19

Issue: Spring 2020

Words matter

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Going the distance

Issue: Spring 2020

When CVM students and faculty adapt to remote learning, innovation is born
 

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Perspectives: What livestock disease outbreaks can tell us about COVID-19

Issue: Spring 2020

Historically, many human health practices—vaccination, herd immunity, biosecurity and isolation, and fecal transplantation—were derived from animal agriculture.

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The second line of defense

Issue: Spring 2020

A new initiative fills gaps created by COVID-19
 

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Passing the torch

Issue: Spring 2020

Molly McCue, DVM, MS, PhD, associate dean of research at the CVM, becomes the director of the College's Comparative Medicine and Pathology Training Program T32 grant from the National Institutes of Health

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