Identifying “Day zero”: Strategies for eliminating a common and costly illness in pigs A recent study offers new tools for the elimination of M. hyopneumoniae in U.S. herds. Heart of the matter: Sian Durwar-Akhurst wants to solve the mystery of sudden cardiac death in racehorses Her work may have significant potential for human cardiac health, too. US–UK collaboration including University of Minnesota receives $3.5M to study viral transmission during group ‘commingling events’ Findings will have immediate ramifications for livestock husbandry practices & will advance theoretical understanding of virus behavior. Casey Johnson is not a veterinarian. But he’s very much at home as a researcher at CVM His expertise in medical imaging helps to bridge veterinary and human medical research. Alexandra Armstrong receives NIH Early Career award to study Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease The research will improve understanding of how to treat the disease in children. Survey says: Investigating environmental factors associated with a rare canine disease Primary hypoadrenocorticism is little understood, and has an outsized impact on a small number of breeds. CVM researchers awarded NIH grant to study a microscopic compound with a major impact on viral replication The research will pave the way for new antiviral therapies. Scientists are using bacteria to prevent mosquito-borne disease. Is it sustainable? CVM scientists are getting to the root of a novel biocontrol method to prevent mosquitoes from transmitting Zika virus. A bitter brew: New research examines the toxic effects of a homebrewing staple on dogs The study observed a increase in cases related to hops ingestion as homebrewing has become more popular. Feline first: Pioneering technology offers a noninvasive solution to a common and complex problem The first-of-its-kind system could revolutionize how we treat ureteral stones in cats. Unpacking udder health: Understanding infection dynamics in first-lactation cows New insights into the prevalence & persistence of intramammary infections can help farmers safeguard the health & productivity of herds. CVM researchers play a crucial role in advancing the development of a vaccine for opioid use disorder Expertise in comparative physiology helps to bridge an important gap, paving the way for clinical trials. Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Identifying “Day zero”: Strategies for eliminating a common and costly illness in pigs A recent study offers new tools for the elimination of M. hyopneumoniae in U.S. herds.
Heart of the matter: Sian Durwar-Akhurst wants to solve the mystery of sudden cardiac death in racehorses Her work may have significant potential for human cardiac health, too.
US–UK collaboration including University of Minnesota receives $3.5M to study viral transmission during group ‘commingling events’ Findings will have immediate ramifications for livestock husbandry practices & will advance theoretical understanding of virus behavior.
Casey Johnson is not a veterinarian. But he’s very much at home as a researcher at CVM His expertise in medical imaging helps to bridge veterinary and human medical research.
Alexandra Armstrong receives NIH Early Career award to study Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease The research will improve understanding of how to treat the disease in children.
Survey says: Investigating environmental factors associated with a rare canine disease Primary hypoadrenocorticism is little understood, and has an outsized impact on a small number of breeds.
CVM researchers awarded NIH grant to study a microscopic compound with a major impact on viral replication The research will pave the way for new antiviral therapies.
Scientists are using bacteria to prevent mosquito-borne disease. Is it sustainable? CVM scientists are getting to the root of a novel biocontrol method to prevent mosquitoes from transmitting Zika virus.
A bitter brew: New research examines the toxic effects of a homebrewing staple on dogs The study observed a increase in cases related to hops ingestion as homebrewing has become more popular.
Feline first: Pioneering technology offers a noninvasive solution to a common and complex problem The first-of-its-kind system could revolutionize how we treat ureteral stones in cats.
Unpacking udder health: Understanding infection dynamics in first-lactation cows New insights into the prevalence & persistence of intramammary infections can help farmers safeguard the health & productivity of herds.
CVM researchers play a crucial role in advancing the development of a vaccine for opioid use disorder Expertise in comparative physiology helps to bridge an important gap, paving the way for clinical trials.
