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College of Veterinary Medicine
cvm.ncsu.edu > news > nih-renews-prestigious-training-grant-for-nc-state-ph-d-students-preparing-to-lead-complex-research-teams

NIH Renews Prestigious Training Grant for NC State Ph.D. Students Preparing to Lead Complex Research Teams

1+ day, 16+ hour ago   (515+ words) More than 20 scholars have been awarded Comparative Molecular Medicine Training Program fellowships since the program began in 2021. With a recent NIH competitive renewal awarded to the College of Veterinary Medicine, six new Ph.D. students are now fellows, working toward degrees…...

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > nc-state-to-offer-new-uncemented-hip-replacements-for-small-dogs-cats

NC State to Offer New Uncemented Hip Replacements for Small Dogs, Cats

3+ day, 18+ hour ago   (1180+ words) The College of Veterinary Medicine has been a pioneer in Total Hip Replacement — a life-changing procedure — for medium- to large-sized dogs with hip pain or injury, and now Dr. David Knazovicky will learn to use newly available implants to help…...

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > put-nc-states-pilot-vetrise-program-for-high-schoolers-in-the-win-column

Put NC State’s Pilot VetRISE Program for High Schoolers in the Win Column

5+ day, 14+ hour ago   (734+ words) The 11 North Carolina teens who spent five weeks immersed in research labs at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine impressed their faculty mentors, helped with important projects and presented their findings so well that the college has committed to…...

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > swine-focused-nc-state-professor-wins-2026-avma-animal-welfare-award

Swine-Focused NC State Professor Wins 2026 AVMA Animal Welfare Award

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (721+ words) Dr. Monique Pairis-Garcia, professor of global production animal welfare at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine, says she is proud that her work advancing pain management for pigs in partnership with industry is being honored. Recognizing a researcher dedicated…...

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > latest-accolades-for-our-problem-solvers-innovators-and-life-changers-2

Latest Accolades for Our Problem-Solvers, Innovators and Life-Changers

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (999+ words) NC State University Latest Accolades for Our Problem-Solvers, Innovators and Life-Changers Our students, faculty, staff and alumni at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine provide world-class care and make groundbreaking discoveries every day that advance animal and human health....

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > from-across-the-midwests-farms-isabella-black-reports

From Across the Midwest's Farms, Isabella Black Reports

1+ mon, 13+ hour ago   (278+ words) Bella is a rising third-year student from High Point, North Carolina. She is interning with Heritage Vet Partners this summer and working at predominantly production animal practices in Indiana, Ohio, Nebraska, Kansas, Wisconsin and Michigan! Similar to the great author…...

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > stride-length-is-marker-for-cognitive-decline-in-dogs-2

Stride Length is Marker for Cognitive Decline in Dogs

1+ mon, 12+ hour ago   (424+ words) New research from North Carolina State University shows cognitive decline in dogs is associated with a shorter stride length – specifically in their front limbs. The work provides a more complete picture of dogs that are developing dementia, potentially allowing earlier…...

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > from-the-usda-zoonotic-and-emerging-diseases-research-unit-madison-henderson-reports

From the USDA Zoonotic and Emerging Diseases Research Unit, Madison Henderson Reports

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (288+ words) Madison is a rising third-year student from Barre, Vermont. This summer, she has a fellowship through the Boehringer Ingelheim-USDA Agricultural Research Service veterinary scholars program at the USDA Zoonotic and Emerging Diseases Research Unit. Before starting my fellowship, I kicked…...

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > celebrating-dog-100-as-study-on-canine-aging-continues-to-break-ground

Celebrating Dog 100 as Study on Canine Aging Continues to Break Ground

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (746+ words) The study, launched by Dr. Natasha Olby and colleagues in 2018, is following what happens to dogs as they age and leading to tools to measure decline, all of which has implications for aging and Alzheimer’s research in humans. The study…...

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cvm.ncsu.edu > news > from-dairy-farms-across-the-land-kate-bessette-reports

From Dairy Farms Across the Land, Kate Bessette Reports

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (336+ words) Kate, a rising second-year student, is using her Spanish skills to talk with dairy farm workers in Florida, Georgia, Texas, New Mexico and California about prudent drug use for animals. Her project in conjunction with Dr. Derek Foster, professor of…...