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A Labor of Love

Tue, Feb 14, 2023

OSU veterinarians save girl’s best friend: a bucking bull

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Veterinary Viewpoints: Vaccinations all puppies need

Tue, Feb 07, 2023

For a lifetime of good health, it is important that puppy parents work with their primary care veterinary team to provide wellness care and preventative medicine, including vaccinations.

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COVID-19 surge prediction now possible with genomic surveillance

Thu, Feb 02, 2023

Using genomic surveillance, Oklahoma State University researchers have developed a new method of predicting infectious disease surges, including COVID-19.

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Ritchey named president of international specialty organization

Thu, Jan 19, 2023

Dr. Jerry Ritchey was recently named president of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists (ACVP).

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Veterinary Viewpoints: Cultivating veterinarian and producer relationships

Fri, Jan 13, 2023

What does a great relationship between a veterinarian and livestock owner look like? Livestock owners and veterinarians can agree that a strong relationship is critical for success in animal health and when done right, can be rewarding for all involved.

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Veterinary Viewpoints: Holiday Pet Safety

Thu, Dec 01, 2022

The holiday season brings many fun traditions to share with the ones we love, including our pets. While we enjoy the decorations, food and time spent together, it is important to also keep safety in mind for your pets.

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Veterinary Viewpoints: Fall brings increase in equine laminitis cases

Tue, Nov 01, 2022

Equine laminitis is a condition of the horse's feet that results from a disruption of blood flow to the laminae, which is the structure that secures bone and soft tissue to the hoof wall.

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Vet Med graduate student earns prestigious fellowship

Fri, Oct 21, 2022

Dr. Miruthula Tamil Selvan was awarded the Otto S. Cox Fellowship in Genetics Research. The Cox Fellowship supports outstanding OSU graduate students with a proven record of research in genetics from any disciplinary or interdisciplinary program.

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OSU Vet Med expands rural veterinary interest/knowledge with IBC program

Thu, Oct 20, 2022

The current shortage of rural veterinarians has brought many challenges to Oklahoma communities, but the Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine administration and faculty have worked diligently to overcome these challenges and provide effective solutions.

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No shortage of ‘pixie dust’ at OSU Vet Med

Fri, Oct 14, 2022

Immediately after Tinkerbell’s birth her owners noticed swelling on the bottom of her abdomen. Quick action and exceptional care made all the difference for mammoth donkey foal, Tinkerbell.

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Graduate students present research in three minutes

Thu, Oct 13, 2022

Using one slide and no research jargon, thirteen veterinary graduate student researchers summarized their work in just three minutes in front of their colleagues and a panel of judges

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