Fall graduates receive M.S. degrees
A virtual commencement ceremony was held Dec. 18 to honor the new graduates.
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New podcast episode addresses lack of diversity in veterinary medicine
Dr. Michael Bowie discusses this issue in the veterinary profession and efforts underway at UF to address it.
Existing antihistamine drugs show effectiveness against COVID-19 virus in cell testing
Three common antihistamine medications have been found in preliminary tests to inhibit infection of cells by the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, UF Health researchers report.
UF vets use novel treatment to save Louie, the trailblazing seahorse
The seahorse has recovered from potentially fatal gas bubble disease.
Veterinary forensic pathologist seeks justice in animal abuse cases
Dr. Adam Stern's new programs aim to identify cases of animal abuse.
Gauntt Foundation gifts UF veterinary college with $3 million for equipment to treat cancer patients
The new LINAC will enhance radiation oncology treatment for small animal cancer patients.
Goldendoodle survives rare tumor after treatment by UF veterinarians
The 12-year-old dog was given only weeks to live without intervention, but has recovered well from surgery at UF.
Smartphone-based saliva test that can detect COVID-19 earns UF professor honors in national contest
Dr. Rhoel Dinglasan and his industry collaborators won 2nd place in a tech competition sponsored by the NIH for a smartphone-based, rapid saliva test they developed that can detect COVID-19, malaria and anemia.
Gators helping a gator: Bob, a 660-pound alligator treated at UF, goes viral
The reptile, owned by St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, came to the UF Veterinary Hospital for x-rays to determine a cause for lameness.
Professor of infectious diseases named associate dean for research
Dr. David Pascual has held the post on an interim basis for over two years. His appointment is effective immediately.
