Preliminary data from CBD clinical trials ‘promising’
New research led by Dr. Stephanie McGrath found that 89 percent of dogs who received CBD in a clinical trial had a reduction in the frequency of seizures.
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Leading with heart: Cardiology operating suite a first in veterinary medicine
CSU’s new operating room is a first in international veterinary medicine.
New evidence that wild armadillos spread leprosy to humans
An international team of researchers has found that human contact with wild armadillos has contributed to extremely high infection rates of a pathogen that can cause leprosy.
He was ‘larger than life’: CSU community mourns loss of Ian Orme
Orme, a Colorado State University Distinguished Professor, was one of the world’s leading experts in tuberculosis and immunology.
Lylli bounces back after surgery
Lylli was treated at CSU after being diagnosed with idiopathic chylothorax.
‘A beacon of hope for students,’ Mark Brown receives multicultural service award
Associate Professor Mark Brown was recently recognized for his leadership and a sustained commitment to the advancing of diversity and social justice.
World TB Day 2018: High school students get close-up look at tuberculosis research, hear from survivors
More than 50 high school students spent March 26 on CSU’s Foothills Campus to mark World TB Day.
It’s a girl: first IVF bison calf joins NoCo herd
The first bison calf conceived using in vitro fertilization joined the Laramie Foothills Bison Conservation Herd.
Veterinary teaching hospital lobby renovation starts March 30
Construction starts April 1 on a renovation of the lobby at the James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Boris the polar bear, 32, receives stem cell treatment
CSU veterinarian Dr. Valerie Johnson gave a stem cell treatment to a polar bear with arthritis.