CVM In the Media
CVM In the Media
In the Media
Articles about the college from around the world.
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01.14.2020
Cancer, climate change, re-emerging diseases to dominate research this year
The WHO reports that 47 (out of 54) African countries (87 per cent) have reported emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases since 1997.
The EastAfrican
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01.13.2020
Preventing adverse drug reactions in dogs
If not identified before surgery, a rare genetic mutation could result in your dog being exposed to dangerously high levels of anesthetic agents.
ScienceDaily
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01.13.2020
WSU study aims to prevent adverse drug reactions in dogs
If not identified before surgery, a rare genetic mutation could result in your dog being exposed to dangerously high levels of anesthetic agents.
WSU Insider
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01.09.2020
Postdocs play key role in university success
Given the wide variety of roles they play across colleges and departments, there’s little debate about the value postdoctoral appointees add to Washington State University.
WSU Insider
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01.08.2020
VMP Faculty Announcement - Santanu Bose
Santanu Bose and his collaborator Dr. Zhenjia Wang from WSU College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences was recently awarded a NIH RO1 grant titled” Active Drug Loading to Nanovesicles for Targeted Drug Delivery”. Santanu Bose is a co-investigator in this RO1 grant. In this grant nanovesicles derived from neutrophil membranes will be tested as a delivery-vehicle for delivering anti-inflammatory drugs in the airway for treatment of acute lung inflammation/injury (ALI).
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01.08.2020
VMP Faculty Announcement - Allan Pessier
Allan Pessier was one of the recipients of the first annual Dr.-Frank-Mutschmann-Award given by the German Association of Amphibian and Reptile Veterinarians for the best paper on amphibian medicine published within the last 12 months. The paper published in PLoS One described experimental studies of water composition in the development of spindly leg syndrome, which is an important limiting factor to successful captive breeding of amphibian species.
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01.08.2020
VMP Announcement - Steve Hines
Steve Hines was recognized by the International Association of Medical Science Educators for his contributions to DVM education.
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01.08.2020
VMP Graduate Student Announcement - Ryan Oliveira
Ryan Oliveira earned a Charles L. Davis Foundation Student Scholarship Award by the Charles L. Davis/Samuel W. Thompson Foundation at the American College of Veterinary Pathologists meeting in San Antonio for excellence in his graduate program.
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01.08.2020
VMP Graduate Student Announcement
Raquel Burin earned the Lynn Jones Memorial Award for the Best Oral Presentation (1st Place) at the conference of Research Workers in Animal Diseases in Chicago, for her paper entitled “A novel anti-nutritional strategy that inhibits newly identified tyramine and D-glucuronic acid metabolic pathways in Salmonella.”
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01.08.2020
VMP announcement
Steve Hines received a $40K gift from Ken and Lori Jacobsen in support of a Teaching Academy Forum proposal.
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01.08.2020
Art in the Library exhibit features work of veterinary student Jessica Turner
Opening Reception January 24th Animal Health Library Wegner 170
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01.02.2020
Common Chemical Used in Plastics May Be Far More Prevalent in Humans Than Previously Thought, says New Study
A new study finds that the tools used to screen for the chemical Bisphenol A (BPA) in the human body may be vastly underestimating its prevalence, raising questions about the regulatory decisions made to date about managing this common and toxic industrial compound.
Time.com
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01.02.2020
BPA chemical levels in humans drastically underestimated, study finds
Analysis uses new method for evaluating exposure to bisphenol-A, which is found in plastics, canned goods and receipt paper
The Guardian
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01.02.2020
Ringtail rescues
WSU team nurses and weens raccoon kits, then returns them to the wild
Lewsiton Tribune
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01.02.2020
WSU researcher wins large grant to study sex hormones’ effect on embryo fertilization
A Washington State University researcher will study the oviductal epithelium environment to learn more about poor success and inherent problems associated with assisted reproductive technologies (ART), which are used to treat infertility.
WSU Insider
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12.20.2019
Understanding immunity to improve health
Just a few short hours after illness-causing bacteria enter the human body, a sophisticated defense system goes to work. The immune system quickly recognizes the foreign invaders and sends a well-orchestrated, frontline defense.
WSU Insider
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12.18.2019
Merit scholar finds a place she can be herself
Bullying, and at times even physical abuse, were not uncommon during Bella Butcher’s high school tenure – the realities of growing up gay in rural Oklahoma. Now, in her freshman year at Washington State University, Butcher is looking to help others navigating a similar path.
Office of the Provost News
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12.18.2019
Pioneering Pituitary Surgery
Annie Chen-Allen, DVM, MS, DACVIM; Linda Martin, DVM, MS, DACVECC; and Tina Owen, DVM, DACVS, have much in common. They are all board certified veterinarians, they are all women, and they are all on staff at Washington State University (WSU) Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
American Veterinarian