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Research will determine if veterinarians using only a stethoscope and chest X-rays can be effective in identifying dogs that would benefit from medical treatment for mitral valve disease.
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In a display of remarkable innovation, expertise, and heartfelt care, a team at the veterinary college recently embarked on a lengthy and involved surgery or procedure to improve the life of Loki, a cherished 1-year-old golden retriever.
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More than 60 graduate students from the veterinary college and its research and public health programs created posters explaining their research with some of them chosen to give either a full-length or four-minute flash talk about their research to their peers and faculty mentors.
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National Puppy Day is March 23, but we like to celebrate all year long. If you’ve decided to add a puppy to your life, here are some things you need to keep in mind to make sure your puppy is set up for success.
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Ruple discussed the Dog Aging Project, the largest-known study of dog health that aims to understand the keys to healthy aging in dogs and the risks to their health. She explained what information they are collecting, what it means for dogs, and how it might also be used to better understand human health.
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Sharon Dunn '94, an employee at the veterinary college since 1994, embodies the spirit of dedication and service, having transitioned from an emergency hire position upon graduating from Virginia Tech to playing a pivotal role across various divisions within the college.
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| Morgan Sowers, Equine Field Technician at the veterinary college since January 2022 has a knack for staying positive and a passion for helping all animals big and small.
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Gin Carter '02, a third-year DVM student with a rich background spanning marine biology to yoga instruction, is drawn back to veterinary medicine by a lifelong passion for animals and hands-on learning.
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Bella Moncure MPH '22, a Marketing Manager at Virginia Tech Recreational Sports, attributes her professional success to the MPH program's blend of academic knowledge and practical exposure while highlighting her dedication to mental health and well-being.
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Fairbanks, an infection preventionist at Carilion Clinic, educates medical professionals on the best practices to stop the spread of pathogens during surgeries and treatment.
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This year's Bob and Sue Duncan Memorial 5k will be held on Saturday April 6, 2024, on the cross-country track. Please come join the Pathology club in honoring the Duncan family and their impact on the VMCVM and Virginia Tech community!
Following the race there will be a raffle with some excellent prizes as well as snacks and refreshments. Also, VMCVM students who attend or volunteer will receive one SAVMA point. Race check-in will be from 9-10 a.m., and race start at 10 a.m.
Walk-ups are also welcome! Dogs are welcome with proof of rabies vaccination. All proceeds of this race will go toward the Bob Duncan Memorial Veterinary Pathology Award.
If you would like to volunteer to help set up or clean up following the race, please email Matt Brown.
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Saturday, April 20, 2024,10 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Discover how we're making a difference in the world of veterinary medicine and public health.
Join us for a day of fun including activities, local food trucks, and merchandise sales.
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- Meet faculty
- Take tours (registration required)
- Attend lectures
- Attend animal demonstrations
- Interactive experiments
- Visit club booths
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