CVM researchers receive grant from US Department of the Interior to study environmental transmission of chronic wasting disease New research will help focus response efforts and guide decision making to curb the spread of the deadly neurologic disease What makes some tumors grow so quickly? Up to 20 percent of large and giant breed dogs develop osteosarcoma in their lifetime. Most cases aren’t found until they’re advanced stage. Protecting precious populations: Researchers unveil a refined approach to moose pregnancy diagnosis The non-invasive method can help Indigenous tribes ensure moose population health for key cultural practices and food security. Rising researcher: Lexi Frank’s fieldwork will power investigations for decades to come In December, Lexi Frank will head back to Guyana to collect samples from bats, which she’ll use to continue exploring crucial questions U of M researchers develop technique for rapid detection of neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Chronic Wasting Disease Researchers’ groundbreaking new diagnostic technique will allow for faster and more accurate disease detection Pinpointing high-risk strains of poultry disease: How genetic analysis can help farmers keep birds healthy New research offers a novel method for identifying high-risk types of avian pathogenic E. coli, improving poultry health management. MN Legislative funds awarded to CVM research addressing urgent agricultural issues Seven CVM projects recently received funding through the Rapid Agricultural Response Fund (RARF) for the 2024–25 biennium. Racing toward a healthier future CVM researchers receive funding to develop genetic tools to support the health and performance of Standardbred racehorses Study sheds light on new potential target for treating an aggressive cancer in dogs Researchers find a possible link between the protein MET and cancer spread in canine malignant melanoma. CVM Research Day 2023: Displaying the bright future of research in the CVM Displaying the bright future of research in the CVM Agriculture and human health: Taking a One Health perspective In a reanalysis of the impact of hog farms, CVM researchers emphasize need for careful analysis and caution against misinterpreting the data Unique U of M Holsteins from the 1960s are less susceptible to mastitis than contemporary dairy cows This one-of-a-kind herd is providing researchers with insights to improve cow health. 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 »
CVM researchers receive grant from US Department of the Interior to study environmental transmission of chronic wasting disease New research will help focus response efforts and guide decision making to curb the spread of the deadly neurologic disease
What makes some tumors grow so quickly? Up to 20 percent of large and giant breed dogs develop osteosarcoma in their lifetime. Most cases aren’t found until they’re advanced stage.
Protecting precious populations: Researchers unveil a refined approach to moose pregnancy diagnosis The non-invasive method can help Indigenous tribes ensure moose population health for key cultural practices and food security.
Rising researcher: Lexi Frank’s fieldwork will power investigations for decades to come In December, Lexi Frank will head back to Guyana to collect samples from bats, which she’ll use to continue exploring crucial questions
U of M researchers develop technique for rapid detection of neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Chronic Wasting Disease Researchers’ groundbreaking new diagnostic technique will allow for faster and more accurate disease detection
Pinpointing high-risk strains of poultry disease: How genetic analysis can help farmers keep birds healthy New research offers a novel method for identifying high-risk types of avian pathogenic E. coli, improving poultry health management.
MN Legislative funds awarded to CVM research addressing urgent agricultural issues Seven CVM projects recently received funding through the Rapid Agricultural Response Fund (RARF) for the 2024–25 biennium.
Racing toward a healthier future CVM researchers receive funding to develop genetic tools to support the health and performance of Standardbred racehorses
Study sheds light on new potential target for treating an aggressive cancer in dogs Researchers find a possible link between the protein MET and cancer spread in canine malignant melanoma.
CVM Research Day 2023: Displaying the bright future of research in the CVM Displaying the bright future of research in the CVM
Agriculture and human health: Taking a One Health perspective In a reanalysis of the impact of hog farms, CVM researchers emphasize need for careful analysis and caution against misinterpreting the data
Unique U of M Holsteins from the 1960s are less susceptible to mastitis than contemporary dairy cows This one-of-a-kind herd is providing researchers with insights to improve cow health.
