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Spring 2021 issue of Profiles is here!
Learn about students gaining valuable skills as helpline workers, the first female veterinarians to graduate from the CVM, the VDL tackling antimicrobial resistance, and much more. Read now
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Whatever it takes
A couple crosses an ocean of obstacles to seek treatment at CVM for dog’s aggressive brain tumor. Read more
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Beyond the buzz
Epigenetics clarifies the good, bad, and the ugly of cannabidiol — and countless other drivers for health. Read more
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Chronic pain affects an estimated 20 percent of Americans, and its treatment remains an area of unmet need in both human and veterinary medicine.
Because companion animals can be the source of a range of infectious diseases, determining how susceptible the two most popular pet species in the United States are to natural infection of SARS-CoV-2—and how prevalent the disease might be among them—could have significant impacts for both human and animal health.
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