Chris Beuoy

The New York Times (May 13) – Cats can infect each other with the novel coronavirus, but they may not have any symptoms, researchers reported Wednesday. Once infected, cats shed virus particles in the same…
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KXXV-TV (Waco, Texas, May 12) – Dr. Karen Terio is a veterinary pathologist and chief of staff of the Zoological Pathology Program at the U. of I. She got a call from the Bronx Zoo…
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WCIA-TV News (April 23) – “The virus has to have a receptor to get in the cell, cats and humans share the same receptor,” says Dr. Jim Lowe of the College of Veterinary Medicine. “In…
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New York Times (April 22) – Karen Terio, the chief of the Zoological Pathology Program at University of Illinois’s veterinary college, said that while the tests and the earlier experiments did show that cats appear…
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Vice (April 20) – “There is absolutely no evidence whatsoever — worldwide, period, at all — that shows that cats can give the infection to people,” said Samantha Sander from the University of Illinois. (Her…
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VIN News (April 16) – More than 200 veterinarians had signed up as of last week to help as needed, said Dr. Stephanie Keating, a veterinary anesthesiologist and clinical assistant professor who started the network….
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