All Articles: Veterinary Population Medicine

View of a virus through a microscope

The University’s new Institute on Infectious Diseases highlights CVM’s essential role in advancing One Health solutions to emerging threats.

A man wearing a medical mask with a notebook talks to another man standing behind a pen with a pig and piglets

At CVM’s Center for Animal Health and Food Safety (CAHFS), researchers draw on lessons from around the globe to help protect U.S. livestock.

The audience in a lecture hall faces the speaker

Awards, insights, and celebration mark a day of research and connection

A bumblebee on pink flowers

The results may be a rare bit of good news for bee pollinators, which have been in decline for over 25 years

An older grey horse with a furry coat eats hay.

The study's long-term goal is to enhance treatment protocols to improve the quality of life for horses affected by PPID.

Close up of dairy cow eating hay

A $1.5 million grant will fund nine collaborative projects to rapidly increase our knowledge about the virus.

Eagle flying above a green prairie with trees

University of Minnesota-led research finds higher-than-expected survival rates in bald eagles and other raptors

Three people sit at a long table, one holding a microphone. Another person stands smiling to the right.

Expert CVM panel tackles the ins and outs of research partnerships with community, industry, and government groups.

Deer standing among trees

CVM's Dr. Tiffany Wolf served as an invited member of the reporting committee.

Lake Superior shoreline

With $1.267 million in funding from the LCCMR, the collaborative effort will establish a Minnesota wildlife virus surveillance program.