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Research Roundup NC State Veterinary Medicine, February 2024

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Mar 18, 2024

Healthy Dogs Needed – Longitudinal Study of Cognition and Emotion

Study Description The Comparative Behavioral Research Lab at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine is recruiting healthy dogs for a longitudinal study. The purpose of our study is to comprehensively compare healthy and osteoarthritic dogs, with a focus on cognitive function, and emotion. Through physical, neurological, and orthopedic examinations, along with owner questionnaires, dogs…
People at Open house.

Mar 18, 2024

College of Veterinary Medicine to host Open House on March 23

The big day at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine is almost here! On March 23, the college will open its doors to the public from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the annual Open House. At this extremely popular free event, the community is invited to explore our College of Veterinary Medicine and…
A chicken.

Mar 15, 2024

What is avian influenza and what does it mean for you, farmers and backyard flocks?

The poultry industry makes up the single-largest share of farm cash receipts in North Carolina, equating to a $34 billion economic impact annually.  But a small virus can quickly take a massive chunk out of that.   Nine commercial poultry farms were infected by a strand of highly pathogenic avian influenza two years ago, resulting in…

Mar 14, 2024

Dog Owners – The Thinking Pets Research Program Wants to Hear From You!

The Thinking Pets Research Program is interested in learning more about potential dog and human factors that may influence your dog’s experience at the veterinary clinic. Help our researchers from the comfort of your home! No need to come into the veterinary school this time. All dog owners who are 18+ and have owned their…
Anna Jones, left, with her mother and sister

Mar 12, 2024

Honoring the Ways Women Show Up: Mom. Colleague. Mentor. Aunt. Friend.

For Women's History Month, we asked women across the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine campus to tell us about the female role models who have made the biggest differences in their lives. Here are five stories
Three women pose together for a photo at a school conference.

Mar 6, 2024

Building Business-Savvy Vets: A Q&A With Student Leaders of NC State’s Veterinary Business Management Association

Fresh from hosting the annual Red Wolf Leadership Conference — which recently won a national award — officers from NC State’s VBMA chapter explain how the club helps connect the local community.
Nitro relaxes during one of his laser light therapy sessions.

Mar 5, 2024

Partnering with Police: Rehab’s Role Critical as NC State Helps Nitro Get His Groove Back

The Cary Police dog’s journey since knee surgery in December has had several setbacks, showing how rehabilitation is a roll-with-it and pivot practice at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine. 

Research is a critical component of the new strategic plan

Mar 1, 2024

CVM Strategic Plan Sets Course for Continued Success

The NC State College of Veterinary Medicine has a new roadmap to success, having approved a refreshed strategic plan that puts community at the center of the college’s goals over the next five years and that sets metrics to measure progress in each of five areas.
Small animal veterinarian Dr. Quincy Hawley stands with his arms crossed in front of a blue background.

Feb 28, 2024

Meet the NC State Alumnus Making Veterinary Medicine More Inclusive, From Racial Representation to Mental Health

Since earning his DVM in 2013, Dr. Quincy Hawley has worked diligently to help veterinarians feel like they belong in the profession, sometimes while navigating that challenge himself.
Platelets in the bloodstream

Feb 27, 2024

Research Roundup NC State Veterinary Medicine, February 2024

Reviewing Medication Safety and Effectiveness in Early Parkinson’s Disease Seppänen P, Forsberg MM, Tiihonen M, Laitinen H, Beal S, Dorman DC. Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder. The condition can place a lot of strain on the body over time and can make some people more vulnerable to serious infections. Early management of the…