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Archives: Department of Clinical Sciences

How Pre- and Probiotics Keep Intestinal Barriers Strong

The effectiveness of pre- and probiotics can go beyond just promoting gut health through the presence of “good” bacteria or correct sugars.

NC State Veterinary Medicine News and Updates, August 2021

ICU stuffed animals. introducing children to science, a new distinguished chair and more from a busy month on campus.

NC State Veterinary Medicine Research Roundup, August 2021

Early domestic dog socialization, fighting FIV and more of the latest published studies from the CVM.

Varying Immune Cell Levels in Canine Brain Tumors Could Provide Therapeutic Targets

The research, the most extensive examination of immune cell infiltration in canine glioma to date, adds to the body of evidence that these brain tumors might recruit cells that aid in immunosuppression.

August 16, 2021

With New Distinguished Chair, Family’s Heartfelt Gift Creates Lasting Impact

Professor of Internal Medicine Adam Birkenheuer, an internationally recognized expert on vector-borne infections of dogs and cats, is the recipient of the Quattlebaum Chair.

August 12, 2021

‘I Could Really Do This’: NC State Veterinary Medicine Student Exposing More Children to Science

Kier Way rarely saw Black veterinarians growing up. Now the member of the CVM class of 2022 is determined to make things better for future generations.

August 5, 2021

$4.8 Million Awarded to Develop Treatment for Bartonella-Related Disease

The CVM is leading the way to develop an effective antimicrobial treatment for animals and humans impacted by the Bartonella family of bacteria.

August 4, 2021

Adjusting Pets to Life After COVID-19 Quarantine

Margaret Gruen, assistant professor of behavioral medicine, talks about how post-quarantine scheduling shifts may impact pets — and how you can help ease them back into the routine they once knew so well.