Archives: Department of Population Health and Pathobiology

Global health
January 26, 2021

Spring 2021, The Oath Magazine

The latest issue of The Oath focuses on our ever-growing global health program and the impact it is already making on the world.

C. diff
January 21, 2021

Study: Inflamed Environment is C. diff Paradise

New CVM-led research shows that the inflammation caused by Clostridioides difficile infection gives the pathogen a two-fold advantage.
Sid Thakur
January 20, 2021

Q&A: Director Sid Thakur on How NC State’s Global Health Program is Changing the World

Thakur talks about the importance of veterinarians to global health, the program’s plans for the future and why he’s optimistic that NC State can make a real difference in addressing the world’s most pressing health challenges.
Steve Marks
December 23, 2020

The 10 Most Memorable NC State Veterinary Medicine Stories of 2020

This year redefined unforgettable. It also reinforced how the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine community thrives during even the most challenging times.

Curtin 3
December 22, 2020

NC State Veterinary Medicine News and Updates, December 2020

Remembering an NC State Veterinary Medicine icon and more from a busy month.

cat
December 21, 2020

NC State Veterinary Medicine Research Roundup, December 2020

Feline infectious disease, canine cancer and more latest published research from the CVM.

pig
December 16, 2020

Grant Supports NC State Livestock Infectious Disease Research

The project led by Gustavo Machado is a collaboration between academia, government and industry to build a sustainable and effective defense against diseases such as African swine fever.
CVM Malawi Project team
November 30, 2020

NC State Veterinary Medicine News and Updates, November 2020

A groundbreaking research partnership in Malawi, the journey of a rescued snapping turtle named Funfetti and more from a busy month at the CVM.

Puppy
November 27, 2020

NC State Veterinary Medicine Research Roundup, November 2020

Canine cognitive development, feline heart health and more of the latest published research from the CVM.

Chicken
November 11, 2020

Enterococcus Co-Infection Makes Colibacillosis Deadlier in Poultry, NC State Study Finds

Avian colibacillosis can cause septicemia, organ failure and death. The infection is estimated to cost the U.S. poultry industry millions of dollars a year in losses.