New World screwworm has returned to North America after decades of eradication. The University of Minnesota is working with veterinarians and ranchers in Mexico and Central America to strengthen preparedness for future cases.

Providing care for patients across species and specialities, this Veterinary Medical Center service has collaboration down to a science. 

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

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

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.