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Health, Medicine & Life Sciences: Veterinary Medicine
- Viewpoint: Animal Health is a Global Endeavor (Fall 2008)
As animals and their products move across borders, so too can the pathogens they carry. - Averting the Next Pandemic (Winter 2007)
By studying avian influenza, UGA researchers are seeking to defeat a wily and potentially deadly enemy. - Do Animals Have Personal Memories? (Winter 2007)
UGA researchers report discovery of “episodic-like” memory in laboratory rats, possibly opening new avenues for research on Alzheimer’s disease. - Animal and Human Health Research Goes Full Circle (Fall 2006)
University students hope that with the patent of their new discovery, they can benefit both animals and humans. - Dog Doctors Turn Kids On (Summer 2006)
With the help of two Burmese mountain dogs, UGA veterinarians help introduce children and teachers alike to the joys of pet ownership, the roles of animals in medical research and potential veterinary careers. - Awards & Honors (Fall/Winter 2005)
Steve Stice, Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar and professor of animal reproductive physiology, is honored with the Inventor’s Award. - Media Shelf (Fall/Winter 2005)
The Glass Horse Project is featured in the Research Tools section. - SOS for Sea Turtles (Summer 2005)
UGA vet students help sea turtles with a viral disease. - Relief for Dry Eye (Fall 2003)
A UGA discovery leads to a drug for chronic dry eye. - TV Surgery for Pets (Fall 2003)
Minimally invasive surgery means quicker recovery for Fido. - Georgia Vet Diagnostic Lab System (Summer 2002)
Testing for disease-causing agents is all in a day's work. It's also vital to protecting Georgia pets and livestock. - Kittens at Play (Summer 2002)
Much of what scientists once thought about kitten behavior may not be true. - Resistance Fighters (Summer 2001)
Vet School researchers study how some bacteria become resistant to antibiotics. - An Elephantine Success (Winter 2000)
A new protein-based vaccine proves a safe contraceptive for South Africa's burgeoning elephant herds. - Rx for Rex (Fall 1998)
Dogs can't tell the Doc exactly where it hurts, so a veterinarian has devised a way to measure surgical success. - Contraceptive
Safari (Spring 1998)
South Africa's Kruger National Park is in danger of being overrun by burgeoning herds of elephants. A new contraceptive vaccine promises a safe solution. - Survival of the Flittest (Spring 1998)
A new vaccine cages a killer of companion birds. - Polly Wants a Vaccine (Winter 1995)
A vaccine soon may be available that protects parrots and other birds from beak and feather disease. - Fighting for Cats
and Dogs (Summer 1994)
Don't be too quick to blame Fido and Fluffy for spreading disease. Diagnostic tests show that pets often get a bum rap.