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Epigenetics clarifies the good, bad, and the ugly of cannabidiol—and countless other drivers for health. 

Treating bacterial diseases is becoming increasingly difficult, but the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory is facilitating more targeted treatments

Couple crosses an ocean of obstacles to seek treatment at CVM for dog’s aggressive brain tumor

Their own pets inspired two CVM researchers to develop a genetic test for a leading cause of hepatitis in dogs

Addison’s disease, an immune disorder that often goes undiagnosed, is newly diagnosed in thousands of humans and dogs each year. Veterinary researchers are taking important steps to develop new therapies for dogs.

Pets are family. Navigating a pet’s end of life care can present some of the most difficult decisions of a person’s life, and veterinary social workers can help guide pet owners through them.

For a golden retriever with so much to give, a three- to six-month prognosis was not enough. So she hung on for another four years.

CVM graduate student Jared Young will use an upcoming fellowship to unravel clues that could combat respiratory illness 

New CVM research finds vaccines decrease the risk of influenza virus reassortment in pigs

CVM collaboration with Masonic Cancer Center has advanced cancer research in animals and humans for decades