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Whatever it takes
Couple crosses an ocean of obstacles to seek treatment at CVM for dog’s aggressive brain tumor.
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Jumping to action to save poisoned eagles found near landfill
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Double trouble
Pair of rescued bulldogs treated for same heart defect with expert surgical care
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Upper Midwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center renewal announced
Over $9.2 million in federal funding to focus on worker health, safety projects in animal agriculture
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Global impact
UMN, international partners fight swine disease and strengthen trade
Current news
CVM researchers led by Dr. Pamela Skinner recently received a $480,000 grant from the Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR) to develop a treatment for durable remission of HIV, which remains a leading cause of death and a threat to millions in some regions of the world.
In a recent study, University of Minnesota researchers including Dr. Tiffany Wolf collaborated with partners from the National Park Service and the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa on a project to safeguard the wellbeing of gray wolves with their reintroduction into Isle Royale National Park (IRNP). The researchers aimed to assess and manage a range of disease risks for both the wolves and the wildlife at IRNP—a process that’s crucial to minimizing unintended harm to environments and animals while working toward conservation goals.
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