CVM In the Media
CVM In the Media
In the Media
Articles about the college from around the world.
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10.19.2020
How to stay safe this Halloween
Ghouls, goblins and ghosts won’t be the scariest things wandering around town this Halloween.
WSU News
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10.14.2020
Prenatal cannabis exposure linked to cognitive deficits, altered behavior
Regular cannabis exposure in rats during pregnancy may cause their offspring to have long-term cognitive deficiencies, asocial behavior, and anxiety later in adulthood.
WSU Insider
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10.12.2020
Replicating private practice: A telemedicine take on veterinary medicine
What is often the first animal case for veterinary students at Washington State University is transforming into a weeklong crash course in veterinary telemedicine.
WSU Insider
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10.08.2020
OPINION: Coronavirus control is a lot harder than we think
Vaccine responses, trials, are taking longer than we initially assumed.
Daily Evergreen
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10.08.2020
An interview with Dr Michael Griswold
Dr Michael D. Griswold is the regents’ professor and director of the School of Molecular Biosciences at Washington State University (WSU).
Biology of Reproduction
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10.08.2020
NIH awards $17M to research emerging infectious diseases
NIH/NAIAD announced in August the creation of the Centers for Research in Emerging Infectious Diseases, an interdisciplinary network of research centers throughout the world.
JAVMA
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10.07.2020
En Guatemala antibióticos se venden en tiendas y sin receta
WSU/UVG investigation of availability of over-the-counter antibiotics in Guatemalan corner stores.
SciDevNet Latina
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10.06.2020
Cannabis innovation scholarship awarded to WSU biochemistry student
Every time cannabis is consumed more than a hundred cannabinoids interact with the human body.
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10.05.2020
Genetic Factor Discovery Enables Adult Skin to Regenerate Like a Newborn Baby’s
A newly identified genetic factor allows adult skin to repair itself like the skin of a newborn babe. The discovery by Washington State University researchers has implications for better skin wound treatment as well as preventing some of the aging process in skin.
Science Tech Daily
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10.01.2020
WSU lab in Kenya to focus on East Coast fever
USAID provided funding; researchers will develop treatments for disease.
Daily Evergreen
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10.01.2020
Rabies vaccinations resume after COVID-19 pandemic
New delivery and storage methods advance vaccination campaigns.
Guardian
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09.29.2020
Puzzled scientists seek reasons behind Africa's low fatality rates from pandemic
Africa’s overburdened public health systems, dearth of testing facilities and overcrowded slums had experts predicting a disaster when COVID-19 hit the continent in February.
Reuters
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09.29.2020
The pandemic appears to have spared Africa so far. Scientists are struggling to explain why
Although Africa reported its millionth official COVID-19 case last week, it seems to have weathered the pandemic relatively well so far, with fewer than one confirmed case for every thousand people and just 23,000 deaths so far.
Science Magazine
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09.29.2020
Rabies Hero campaign aims to suppress secondary disease outbreaks due pandemic
Washington State University’s Rabies Free Africa launched the Rabies Hero campaign today to raise national awareness about potential disease outbreaks in animals as people miss routine veterinary care appointments during COVID-19.
VetCandy
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09.29.2020
Discovery enables adult skin to regenerate like a newborn’s
The discovery by Washington State University researchers has implications for better skin wound treatment as well as preventing some of the aging process in skin.
WSU Insider