In the News

The Emmys (July 10) – “Shelter Me: The Cancer Pioneers,” a documentary by Steven Latham Productions that featured Dr. Timothy Fan and others with the University of Illinois oncology research team, was nominated for both Outstanding…
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (July 11) – “I truly value the connections I have made throughout my career in veterinary medicine,” writes Dr. Sandra Faeh. “From my veterinary school days at the…
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AVMA News (July 7) – Dr. William Sander, assistant professor for preventive medicine and public health at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, is presenting at the AVMA Convention 2025, taking place July…
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ciLiving (WCIA-TV; June 5) – Sydney Oliveira, program coordinator for the Wildlife Medical Clinic, and Kayla Buck, veterinary student volunteer, described how humans can safely assist turtles that need to be relocated or protected. https://www.wcia.com/ciliving-tv/ciliving-stories/ciliving/how-to-safely-handle-turtles-in-the-wild

ciLiving (WCIA-TV; July 3) – Sydney Oliveira, program coordinator for the University of Illinois Wildlife Medical Clinic, brought Basil the American toad to the set to share some of the unique behaviors of the species….
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Steve Dale’s Pet World (WGN radio; June 30) – It turns out that by learning about cancer in dogs, we can help people with cancer too, through a research area called comparative oncology. Dr. Timothy…
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Whole Dog Journal (June 11) – Can dogs get sick from humans? Can humans get sick from dogs? The answer to both questions is yes. “We’re all mammals, and there are certain diseases that can…
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WGN-TV Evening News (Chicago, Illinois; June 20) – Dr. Timothy Fan, professor of veterinary clinical medicine at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, is working to develop new treatments for that dogs may also work for…
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Commercial-News (Danville, Illinois; June 21) – “My current study tests the feasibility of a standardized protocol for high-flow nasal oxygen therapy (HFNOT),” explains Dr. Reinhart. “This won’t prove definitively that high-flow is needed or better…
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