UF study finds no difference in susceptibility to COVID-19 in Black and white ancestral origins
But some patients, whose genetic makeup gives them more protection, have a better chance of fending off infection from the virus.
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New mucosal vaccine prototype provides unprecedented protection against brucellosis in mice
The UF investigators aim to develop a better vaccine for animals and to ultimately develop a vaccine for humans as well.
Great challenges, great minds meet at UFCVM
A new article in the American Journal of Veterinary Research focuses on college achievements.
Clinician receives Dunkin Award for journal article from British veterinary group
Dr. Wendy Mandese was honored for having the best original research article on small animal medicine published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice in 2021.
3D-printed guides effective in removing keratomas in horses using CT and MRI
New paper in Veterinary Surgery demonstrates the advantages of using 3D guides using advanced imaging techniques.
Faculty member receives NIH grant to study RNA viruses of wildlife
Dr. Andrew Allison's R21 will enable him to pursue how RNA viruses capture host genes in order to subvert immune responses and cause disease.
Researcher receives Rita Allen Foundation Award in Pain
Dr. Aaron Mickle's research aims to develop treatments for interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome.
Study: Rat lungworm has spread to Cuban treefrogs in Florida
The finding represents the first time a frog or toad amphibian has been identified as a host for the parasitic nematode in the state.
New video highlights Florida Veterinary Scholars Program
This new video highlights some of the reasons why the FVS program is rewarding to students and faculty alike.
One for two: One vaccine for two tick-borne bacterial diseases
With DOD funding, Crosby will evaluate an alternative vaccine strategy that could produce simultaneous protection against two closely related tick-borne bacteria species.
