Equine Health | NC State Veterinary Medicine

July 17, 2019

CVM Researcher Awarded Immunology Fellowship

Alix Berglund, a postdoctoral research scholar at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine, has received a Careers in Immunology Fellowship from the American Association of Immunologists. The fellowship awards a primary investigator a year of salary support for a trainee in their lab. Berglund and Lauren Schnabel, CVM associate professor of equine surgery, were

June 24, 2019

New to the CVM Family: Meet Beth Mancini

Beth Mancini is an animal attendant at the NC State Veterinary Hospital's Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Center.

June 19, 2019

CVM Faculty Awarded Funding for Innovative Therapy Research

Two projects from NC State College of Veterinary Medicine researchers involving new chronic pain therapies for both animals and humans have received additional funding from the NC Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute. Studies from Brian Gilger, professor of ophthalmology, and Lauren Schnabel, assistant professor of equine orthopedic surgery, are among 15 pilot projects selected for

May 13, 2019

New to the CVM Family: Meet Erin Hopmans

Erin Hopmans is an Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Center rotating floor technician.

April 8, 2019

New to the CVM Family: Meet Mike Cissell

Mike Cissell recently joined the NC State Veterinary Hospital as a clinical veterinarian in the equine emergency service at the Equine and Farm Animal Veterinary Center.

March 26, 2019

Potomac Horse Fever in NC: What Owners Should Know

Following a cluster of Potomac horse fever cases reported in eastern North Carolina, the NC State Veterinary Hospital’s equine service is urging horse owners to go over prevention and treatment options with their veterinarians. Potomac horse fever is a non-contagious, infectious disease caused by the bacterium Neorickettsia risticii, affecting horses regardless of age, breed and

March 13, 2019

NC State, NC Horse Council Forge Partnership Focused on Equine Industry

The leadership of North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine and College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and the NC Horse Council met recently to discuss needs and opportunities for the state’s equine industry. The equine industry is a vital component of the North Carolina agricultural industry, providing a major contribution to the state’s

February 24, 2019

2019 SCAAEP Equine Health Symposium

The 2019 Equine Health Symposium will provide equine specialists from a broad spectrum of backgrounds with practical, up-to-date information covering Dentistry (Saturday) and Podiatry (Sunday). Sunday will also feature a program for horse owners / enthusiasts. One-day registrations are available. All proceeds will support the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health

February 23, 2019

2019 SCAAEP Equine Health Symposium

The 2019 Equine Health Symposium will provide equine specialists from a broad spectrum of backgrounds with practical, up-to-date information covering Dentistry (Saturday) and Podiatry (Sunday). Sunday will also feature a program for horse owners / enthusiasts. One-day registrations are available. All proceeds will support the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health

February 13, 2019

Early Success Shown in Alternative Therapy for Equine Eye Disease

An innovative stem cell therapy first used at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine shows strong promise in treating a chronic equine eye disease. In a new proof-of-concept study, stem cells were injected under the conjunctiva, the membrane covering the front of the eye, of four horses not responding well to the usual treatment