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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Meet the people behind our world-class research program to share their exciting advancements and the passion that drives their work.

The NIH-funded program at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine is currently seeking applicants for 2025.

The grants will fund projects ranging from managementh, to improving testing, and understanding the impacts of surface decontamination.