Current news
Many people living in an emerging infectious disease hotspot often do not fully understand the health threats linked to living in a wildlife-rich area, according to a new study. Around 60 percent of all emerging infectious diseases can transfer across human and animal lines, which is known as zoonosis. A person’s risk of catching a zoonotic disease increases in situations where humans regularly interact with wildlife, and these interactions are on the rise as climate change forces humans further into wild habitats in search of resources.
With the new support, CVM researchers will help animals and producers across the food animal agriculture industry
Pages
Learn with us
A College of Veterinary Medicine degree prepares you for success in the dynamic veterinary medical field.
Explore our MS and PhD programs
Learn more about our DVM degree