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How Can a Spring Run Cause a Dog to Overheat?

March 25, 2026 / General News

When the first warm stretches of spring arrive, pets and people alike head outdoors, eager for fresh air after a long winter. While a brisk run or country drive can sound invigorating to a dog…
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Dr. Timothy Fan, a professor of veterinary clinical medicine, consulting a dog owner about their pet in a clinical setting.

How Are Veterinarians Advancing Cancer research in Dogs, People?

July 01, 2025 / General News

People are beginning to realize that dogs share a lot more with humans than just their homes and habits. Some spontaneously occurring cancers in dogs are genetically very similar to those in people and respond…
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Drs. Christopher Gaulke and Ying Fang posing outdoors near several trees, both smiling.

Study Links Influenza A Viral Infection to Microbiome, Brain Gene Expression Changes

July 01, 2025 / Pathobiology

In a study of newborn piglets, infection with influenza A was associated with disruptions in the piglets’ nasal and gut microbiomes and with potentially detrimental changes in gene activity in the hippocampus, a brain structure…
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Get to Know Laura Russman

June 25, 2025 / Get to Know

Laura Russman, Farrier for the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, began working at the college in 2024. When did you begin working at the College of Veterinary Medicine?I began working for the College of Veterinary Medicine’s Farrier…
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From left: Paul Bonthuis, Howard Gritton, Yurii Vlasov, and Sihai Dave Zhao / L. Brian Stauffer

Grant Supports Study of Resilience to Stress

June 19, 2025 / Comparative Biosciences News

Neuroscientists have always been interested in what drives an individual’s resilience to stress. While the detrimental effects of prolonged stress have been well documented, little is understood about what biological mechanisms underlie resilience. To better…
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HPAI Update in Illinois

June 10, 2025 / Practitioner Updates

Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has not been featured as prominently in the news lately as it was in winter. Luckily, cases in Illinois have been on the decline this spring. This was expected, as…
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Naomi Esquivel holding up a stethoscope with her and a city in the background blurred.

Naomi Esquivel Overcomes Obstacles, Creates Opportunities for Others

June 10, 2025 / Alumni News

When Naomi Esquivel was 12, she started an animal rescue group in her Little Village neighborhood in Chicago. She and others rescued strays in their neighborhood, rehabilitated the animals, and found them homes. The children…
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Tularemia: Basic Refresher

June 10, 2025 / Practitioner Updates

With the warmer days of spring comes the risk of tularemia. Tularemia, a zoonotic disease, is a bacterial infection caused by Francisella tularensis, which primarily affects wildlife, particularly rabbits and rodents, and can also pose…
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Gee Lau posing with arms crossed in a white lab coat and purple gloves in a clinical setting.

Research Spotlight: Gee Lau

June 09, 2025 / Pathobiology

Using about 60 words, how would you explain your main area of research focus to someone sitting next to you on an airplane? Each year, bacterial pneumonias kill 2 million individuals globally. My lab examines…
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Hassan Hanna in a clinical setting helping a pigeon.

Hassan Hanna’s Childhood Connection to Animals Grows into Wildlife Medicine Career

June 09, 2025 / Alumni News

As a child, Hassan Hanna frequently visited Brookfield Zoo and Lincoln Park Zoo. When his mom witnessed the excitement that beamed through him as he raced from exhibit to exhibit, she knew then, according to…
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Pharmacy staff member checking a medication list on a clipboard.

Pharmacist’s Corner: Prevent Abuse, Diversion of Controlled Substances

June 05, 2025 / Practitioner Updates

The diversion and abuse of controlled substances (CS) is a growing problem in our society. Veterinary practice involves routine use of these substances. Strict monitoring of their use is critical for recording keeping, patient and…
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How Can a Spring Run Cause a Dog to Overheat?

How Are Veterinarians Advancing Cancer research in Dogs, People?

Study Links Influenza A Viral Infection to Microbiome, Brain Gene Expression Changes

Get to Know Laura Russman

Grant Supports Study of Resilience to Stress

HPAI Update in Illinois

Naomi Esquivel Overcomes Obstacles, Creates Opportunities for Others

Tularemia: Basic Refresher

Research Spotlight: Gee Lau

Hassan Hanna’s Childhood Connection to Animals Grows into Wildlife Medicine Career

Pharmacist’s Corner: Prevent Abuse, Diversion of Controlled Substances

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