CVM researchers are studying a 17-year evolutionary race that may offer a new script for saving the world's honey bees.

The O'Connor lab looks to nature for solutions to some of the most challenging problems in infectious disease.

Data from its avian influenza tracking project is alerting poultry producers, the public, and wildlife rehabilitators to upticks in cases, where they are occurring, and precautions to take

A long-term partnership between UMN and UNIMAS is equipping a new generation of researchers to combat the global expansion of dengue through a One Health lens.

How a generous gift is fueling the next generation of clinician-scientists

With a $2.8M grant from the USDA, College of Veterinary Medicine researchers aim to outsmart a costly swine virus

Granick’s research and leadership are ensuring the antibiotics of today remain effective for the animals and humans of tomorrow

The National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association’s Significant Achievement Award is given to an individual who has made a major contribution to the field of wildlife rehabilitation within the last two years.