An Interview with Emily Brown (Class of 2022) Will you please share something unexpected you discovered or learned on your path into veterinary medicine? My journey through veterinary medicine has been incredibly rewarding, and I feel that I am constantly learning new things about the industry and community. One of the most influential things I […]
Archive for April, 2019
A Student Perspective On The Veterinary Community
Monday, April 15th, 2019Collaboration: Labs Helping Labs
Monday, April 15th, 2019There are 10 million commercial laying hens, and approximately 100,000 backyard chicken owners, in the state of California. The California Department of Food and Agriculture is charged with protecting all those chickens and one of their biggest challenges comes from Virulent Newcastle Virus, a foreign animal disease with no cure and close to a 100% […]
Using Cross-Species Information To Fight Cancer
Monday, April 15th, 2019Feline Injection Site Sarcoma (FISS) is an uncommon, but aggressive skin tumor that can develop at the location of a vaccination in cats. Currently, the most effective treatment is radical surgery followed by radiotherapy. Researchers at the Carson College of Veterinary Medicine recently published a study in BioMed Central that may help develop other treatments for […]
