CVM In the Media
CVM In the Media
In the Media
Articles about the college from around the world.
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10.16.2018
WSU loses friend and donor, Paul Allen
Those who knew Paul G. Allen at Washington State University were taken with both shock and sadness when they learned of his death today.
WSU News
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10.12.2018
WSU breaks ground on $62M animal disease lab
The College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University, in Pullman, has started construction of a $61.9 million facility that will be occupied by the college’s Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory. The laboratory will be located in a 62,000-square-foot new wing of the Paul G. Allen Center for Global Animal Health, says Charlie Powell, spokesman for the college.
Spokane Journal of Business
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10.09.2018
Thyroid Disease in Pets: What Should You Know?
Thyroid Disease tends to be more common in middle-aged dogs and middle-aged to older cats. The disease often develops gradually, so you may not notice it affecting your pet. Here's what you need to know so you can be proactive in recognizing and managing the disease.
Healthy Pet
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10.09.2018
Why 'BPA Free' May Not Mean a Plastic Product Is Safe
The study started as an accident. Geneticist Patricia Hunt of Washington State University and her team were investigating the reproductive effects of BPA in mice. Housed in BPA-free plastic cages, the test group got doses of BPA through a dropper; the control group didn't.
National Geographic
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10.08.2018
Research helps shed light on global burden of animal disease
Across the globe, families depend on livestock animals for milk, meat, eggs, even muscle power. But when a valuable cow or sheep gets sick, farm families face a stark burden affecting not just their herd’s survival, but human health and potential losses for years to come.
CAHNRS News
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10.08.2018
Is BPA-Free Plastic Better? Researchers Don’t Think So
Researchers have discovered that some alternative materials designed to be an alternative to bisphenol A (BPA) could be leaching from plastic into foods, drinks, and other items contained in plastics.
Healthline
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10.03.2018
WSU Professional Science Master’s Degree
Are you looking for an online graduate degree that combines science and workplace skills? Consider a PSM-Molecular Biosciences degree!
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10.01.2018
2018 Quality Veterinarian of the Year Award
Dr. Clifford King receives the 2018 Veterinarian of the Year Award.
Dairy Quality Center
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10.01.2018
$2.2 million gift creates School of Molecular Biosciences graduate fellowships
A $2.2 million gift from the estate of Bernadine and James Seabrandt will create the Bernadine Fulfs Seabrandt Graduate Fellowship in Molecular Biosciences at Washington State University’s School of Molecular Biosciences.
WSU Insider
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10.01.2018
Washington State University Vet School and Seattle Humane Society
Talent, compassion and passion are impressive qualities in individuals and may be included as part of a mission statement in the corporate sector. The partnership between SHS and WSU Vet School includes all 3 of those qualities in their collaborative business model.
Seattle PI
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10.01.2018
President, provost host Veterinary Medicine town hall
The Town Halls 2018 series continues Monday, Oct. 1, with a session for faculty, staff and students from the College of Veterinary Medicine.
WSU Insider
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09.24.2018
Research to help water flow more freely to farms, fish, people
New technology and management approaches could help the West’s precious water flow more efficiently for farmers, residents and fish, thanks to pioneering work by scientists at Washington State University.
WSU Insider
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09.21.2018
Alumna, faculty member paintings featured at Animal Health Library
Jauchius’ works will be on display through mid-December at the Animal Health Library in Wegner Hall 170, part of the twice-yearly “Art in the Library” program.
WSU Insider
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09.17.2018
Animal health breaks ground for $61.9 million building
The Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health broke ground on a new $61.9 million building Saturday. The addition will house the Washington Animal Disease Diagnostics Lab (WADDL).
The Daily Evergreen
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09.17.2018
BPA alternatives are also harmful, researcher says.
WSU researchers have found that alternatives to the chemical bisphenol A, commonly known as BPA, are causing genetic abnormalities in mice.
The Daily Evergreen
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09.17.2018
WSU breaks ground on $61.9 million building addition for animal disease lab
Work has begun on a $61.9 million building addition that will serve as the new home of the Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory, which plays a critical role in infectious disease monitoring, public health, food safety and the success of the state’s fish and livestock industries.
The Spokesman-Review
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09.15.2018
WSU’s new WADDL facility to support animal and human health
Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine broke ground today on a new facility for the Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (WADDL)
WSU Insider