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. New clues point to causes of hyperketonemia in dairy cows A new study shows liver function during the late stages of pregnancy may determine which cows develop ketosis during lactation. Summer Scholars program wraps up as students look to the future The 2023 scholars conducted a broad range of research, gaining crucial skills and experience. New technology holds promise for getting ahead of tick-borne disease Research shows how a new type of DNA sequencing can be used to get a real-time picture of the dangerous bacteria ticks are carrying CVM researchers awarded $800,000 USDA grant to create integrative data platform for major swine disease The platform will make PRRSV genetic data more interpretable to support better disease management practices On the record: Gathering data to safeguard crucial antibiotics U of M researchers use electronic medical records to understand how veterinary prescribing practices can be improved. CVM researchers receive grant to study common and poorly understood urinary tract conditions in cats The study seeks to understand how the GI microbiome and urinary metabolome might be implicated—and is a first step to better treatments An innovative lens on prions in the environment CVM researcher Stuart Lichtenberg brings unique perspective to the MNPRO team New research demonstrates that host-specific probiotics provide greater potential health benefits for chickens and turkeys Bacterial strains that coevolved with poultry are more likely to be effective—a finding that may also have implications for other species. Researchers discover promising new target for sarcoma therapies Understanding what drives sarcoma growth in dogs could have big implications for both canine and human cancer treatment. CVM awards $60,000 for seven Resident/Graduate Student Research Grants 2023 Resident and Graduate Student Research Grant funding has been awarded as of July 1. CVM researchers receive three grants to improve decision making and disease control procedures in poultry facilities The projects support major priorities for USDA animal disease preparedness and response. First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
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.
New clues point to causes of hyperketonemia in dairy cows A new study shows liver function during the late stages of pregnancy may determine which cows develop ketosis during lactation.
Summer Scholars program wraps up as students look to the future The 2023 scholars conducted a broad range of research, gaining crucial skills and experience.
New technology holds promise for getting ahead of tick-borne disease Research shows how a new type of DNA sequencing can be used to get a real-time picture of the dangerous bacteria ticks are carrying
CVM researchers awarded $800,000 USDA grant to create integrative data platform for major swine disease The platform will make PRRSV genetic data more interpretable to support better disease management practices
On the record: Gathering data to safeguard crucial antibiotics U of M researchers use electronic medical records to understand how veterinary prescribing practices can be improved.
CVM researchers receive grant to study common and poorly understood urinary tract conditions in cats The study seeks to understand how the GI microbiome and urinary metabolome might be implicated—and is a first step to better treatments
An innovative lens on prions in the environment CVM researcher Stuart Lichtenberg brings unique perspective to the MNPRO team
New research demonstrates that host-specific probiotics provide greater potential health benefits for chickens and turkeys Bacterial strains that coevolved with poultry are more likely to be effective—a finding that may also have implications for other species.
Researchers discover promising new target for sarcoma therapies Understanding what drives sarcoma growth in dogs could have big implications for both canine and human cancer treatment.
CVM awards $60,000 for seven Resident/Graduate Student Research Grants 2023 Resident and Graduate Student Research Grant funding has been awarded as of July 1.
CVM researchers receive three grants to improve decision making and disease control procedures in poultry facilities The projects support major priorities for USDA animal disease preparedness and response.