Wired: Don’t Blame Pigs for Swine Flu—Species Hopping Is How Viruses Evolve
“(Humans) are probably the worst offenders and probably the biggest target for cross-species transmission just because we do so many crazy things.” -Sue VandeWoude
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Dogs get old, too: What we can learn from canines about human health
Dr. Doug Thamm will speak on people, pets, and aging at the Mary Scott Lecture Series Oct. 20.
Style Magazine: Celebrating life in the pink with Kim Ellis
“(Cancer) has made me an even greater equine nurse, enriched with life, and as a whole, I’m emotionally and physically stronger because of it.” -Kim Ellis
Daily Mail: It’s not probiotics you need, it’s synbiotics
Professor Ian Orme reveals why we’ve been taking the wrong supplement for good gut health.
Morning Ag Clips: Improving dairy farm success
As a veterinarian and Extension dairy specialist, Dr. Noa Román-Muñiz teaches and trains dairy farm protocols to farm workers so that animals and employees can stay healthy and safe.
DVM360: Elevated liver enzyme activity in a dog? An algorithm to help you determine “Now what?”
Whether a veterinary patient is symptomatic or asymptomatic, use this guide to help you get to a diagnosis.
CVMBS Amazing Alumni: Meet Dr. Robert Miller
“Even though I never set out to study veterinary medicine, it all worked out beautifully. Just as I planned it.” -CSU alumnus Dr. Robert Miller, class of 1956
CVMBS Amazing Alumni: Meet Shannon Oliver
Thanks to his CSU education in Environmental Health, Shannon Oliver went from ski bum to school sustainability expert.
Palliative care for pets: Providing comfort and pain relief during illness
You might have heard the term “palliative care” in human medicine. It applies to pets, too.
President’s Commission on Women and Gender Equity celebrates 20 years
The Commission will mark the occasion with a community celebration Oct. 3, 3-6 p.m., in the Lory Student Center Theater.