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Human-Animal Interaction Advocate

Megan Mueller, Ph.D., researches and practices how humans and animals benefit from their interactions and companionship

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HSVMA Scholarship Recipient

Cummings School’s Aria Stewart, VG20, a second-year D.V.M. student, earns Compassionate Care Scholarship from Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association

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Veterinary Research Day Celebration

More than 50 projects presented at annual event

Mosquitoes: Fact and Fiction on Bite Prevention

Expert Sam R. Telford, III, from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine debunks and confirms the best advice for a mosquito-free summer

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Vigilance Urged Against Bird Flu Amid Ongoing Outbreaks in Mammals

Professor Jonathan Runstadler is quoted in a JAMA story on highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5N1) virus that urges vigilance amidst the spread of the virus in mammals, including 28 domestic cats in Poland that recently tested positive

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The Deadly Shark Attack That Rocked a Community: ‘It Was Like Jaws’

A quote from Scientist Wendy Puryear that appeared in the HBO documentary “After the Bite” is included in a Rolling Stone review of the film

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Mans Best Friend

Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education Cheryl London appears in an episode of Human Footprint on PBS, discussing research into osteosarcoma, a devastating bone cancer found in dogs and humans

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Gender-Based Research Project Provides African Women Farmers with Access to Livestock Vaccines

The SheVax+ project, headed by an associate professor at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, aimed to close the gender gap and increase access to livestock vaccines for women smallholder livestock farmers in rural areas of East Africa

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Two Students Earn Veterinary Student Research Fellowship

Cummings School scholars receive prestigious fellowship from FFAR and AAVMC