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Jul 19, 2013

Physical Master Plan Photograph Request

Physical Master Plan Photograph Request We need your help in photographing all of campus. We are updating the university Physical Master Plan and need photographs of open space, buildings (exterior and interior), and activities across campus. We are especially interested in photographs with people. We will be selecting photographs for inclusion in the Physical Master…

Jul 18, 2013

CVM Student Participates in STEM Education Conference

Danielle Lindquist, a second-year student at North Carolina State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, will help represent NC State at “Bridging the Gap 2013,” an annual conference designed to promote and strengthen STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) education in North Carolina. A proposal by Lindquist to discuss veterinary research and medicine as one of the…

Jul 16, 2013

Comparative Pain Research Lab at NC State Seeks Healthy Dogs for Canine Heart Disease Study

The Comparative Pain Research Laboratory at North Carolina State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine is offering owners of healthy terriers, spaniels, or poodles free veterinary services valued at $300 if their pets qualify for a study investigating how heart disease affects a dog’s quality of life. The participating dogs will members of control group whose…

Jul 15, 2013

Chancellor’s Innovation Fund Supporting Veterinary Research

The Chancellor’s Innovation Fund at North Carolina State University is supporting the translational research of three College of Veterinary Medicine scientists working on two separate projects. Established in 2010 by NC State with the support of Chancellor William R. (Randy) Woodson, the Chancellor’s Innovation Fund (CIF) is used for the development, protection, and advancement of…

Jul 15, 2013

CVM Student Recipient of Susan M. Roman Scholarship

Sara Smith, a third-year student at North Carolina State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, is one of three veterinary student recipients of the inaugural $5,000 Susan M. Roman Scholarship Award presented by the Ovarian Cancer Symptom Awareness (OCSA) Organization. Named in honor of the late co-founder of OCSA, the scholarships are given to “promising veterinary…

Jul 10, 2013

NC State Researcher Developing Genetic Test to Support Canine Lymphoma Treatment Decisions

Matthew Breen, professor of genomics at North Carolina State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, is the recipient of an award from the Chancellor’s Innovation Fund to develop a new genetic test that will predict how long a dog diagnosed with lymphoma and treated with chemotherapy will maintain a good quality of life. The issue is…

Jul 10, 2013

Collaborative ‘One Health’ Research Reveals Similarities Between Human and Canine B-cell Lymphoma

Dr. Steven Suter, associate professor of medical oncology, is the senior study author of a paper that is one of the first large-scale comparisons showing human and canine B-cell lymphomas share molecular similarities. The collaborative investigation involved scientists from the University of North Carolina and Duke University as well as NC State. Other NC State authors…

Jul 8, 2013

Remember Pet Health Basics During Summer Activities

Summer living can be easy for you and your pet if you remember the basics. Temperatures and humidity have been high—situations that clinicians at North Carolina State University’s Veterinary Health Complex remind us can be dangerous to your companion animal. “If you are uncomfortable, it’s safe to say that your pet is as well,” says…
Pet Summer basics

Jul 1, 2013

Remember Pet Basics During Summer Activities

Summer time and living can be easy for you and your pet if you remember the basics. For example, July Fourth celebrations pack a number of potential pet problems. These concerns include your pet’s access to inappropriate food; exposure to strangers and other dogs in large, noisy crowds; potential to wander off amid activities; and,…

Jun 27, 2013

Collaborative Research Reveals Similarities Between Human and Canine B-cell Lymphoma

Dr. Steven Suter, associate professor of medical oncology at North Carolina State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, is the senior study author of a paper that is one of the first large-scale comparisons showing human and canine  B-cell lymphomas share molecular similarities. The collaborative investigation involved scientists from the University of North Carolina and Duke University…