A global leader in One Health and molecular epidemiology, Sreevatsan’s research into zoonotic diseases has helped shape how we understand the interface between animal and human health.

PRRSV has remained a difficult virus to stop, even after decades of research. Researchers at the University of Minnesota are changing the tide.

The 12-week program provides an opportunity for first- and second-year students to gain hands-on experience in research. For veterinarian Katie Anderson, the experience was career-changing.

The Leonberger Health Foundation has been supporting Canine Genetics Lab research at the College of Veterinary Medicine for more than two decades. The results have greatly improved the health of the breed, which nearly went extinct.

Lindstrom-Engel funding empowers postdoctoral researchers to advance science, forge global connections, and carry forward a legacy of innovation.

A rare autoimmune disease occurs at much higher rates in dogs than in people, making a canine model ideal for studying why the disease happens, and how to prevent it.

The College of Veterinary Medicine is filling the gap in national data on antibiotic use in dogs and cats, which will help veterinarians everywhere avoid increasing resistance to these important medications.