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News and updates, November 2017

water spa for treating horses being delivered
Special Delivery: Our equine service welcomed new state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment, an underwater treadmill and a spa, both slated to be installed in early 2018.

Faculty and Staff

  • Anthony Blikslager part of intercollegiate team forming research center to develop new treatment approaches for animal and human esophageal diseases. https://goo.gl/92UDhV
  • Kenneth Adler highlights his four-decade medical research journey. https://goo.gl/wUpuan
  • Jeffrey Yoder reveals what zebrafish can teach us about the human immune system. https://goo.gl/14tUej
  • Nimet Browne discusses the importance of vaccinating North Carolina horses against eastern Equine encephalitis. https://goo.gl/T4ESQ1
  • Q&A: Equine surgeon Callie Fogle is committed to compassionate care. https://goo.gl/d5nYt5

In the Spotlight

Anatomic pathology professor John Cullen has received the 2017 Robert Farrell Award from the C.L. Davis-Thompson Foundation. The award recognizes Cullen’s excellence as a lecturer for the foundation, which advances veterinary and comparative pathology education.

Cullen was also named a distinguished member of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists.

Congratulations, Dr. Cullen!

Alumni and Students

  • Ph.D. student Tyler Allen one of the winners of the NC State Graduate School’s Three-Minute Thesis competition. https://goo.gl/Tk6AQQ
  • Residents Leanne Magestro and Briana Hallman take home research awards at the annual  Veterinary Cancer Society Conference.  
  • Distinguished Alumni Award winner Wondwossen Gebreyes is at the forefront of global health. https://goo.gl/CRJDZ1 
  • Former resident Brianne Phillips lands lead veterinarian position at the Virginia Living Museum. https://goo.gl/rvE5xt

Donors and Support

  • Rocky the bullmastiff fights cancer with help from a grant from the Petco Foundation. https://goo.gl/KVCH2U