Rural relief: Governor signs veterinary debt assistance bill
Signed into law on June 5, 2017, the Veterinary Education Loan Repayment Program paves the way for veterinarians to work in rural communities that need professional services.
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Dr. Ed Hoover reflects on 50 years of discovery: “It’s all a fantastic voyage”
Dr. Edward Hoover, recently named Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors, sat down for a wide-ranging interview.
Rice Bran and Beans – they’re what’s for dinner
CSU and UCHealth researchers will present their findings on the cancer-fighting benefits of rice bran and navy beans at the annual American Association of Cancer Research meeting this week.
World TB Day 2017: Tuberculosis survivor puts a face on life-threatening disease
CSU’s annual World TB Day event opens the Mycobacteria Research Laboratories to high-school students for an in-depth look at its cutting-edge research.
Building community: One veterinary researcher forges connections with an entire Mexican town
Dr. Cody Minor recently worked with public health officials and veterinarians in Todos Santos and La Paz to sample nearly 200 dogs to determine the prevalence of tick-borne disease among pets in the region.
An introduction to possibilities: “Girls, meet Science. Science, meet Girls.”
Veterinarians, students and alumni introduced Colorado girls to veterinary medicine at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
The element of surprise: Early findings raise more questions in space radiation research
CSU researchers are using blood samples from astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly to compare the effects of Scott’s year in space to his brother Mark’s year on Earth, and have just begun to piece together their findings.
For this cat doctor, research requires patience, passion and a paws-on approach
Quimby will be honored with CSU’s 2017 Zoetis Research Excellence Award at noon Saturday.
International internship opens a world of possibilities for toxicology grad student
CSU graduate student Tim Mowry will embark on an educational adventure in January, as an intern for a corporate research center outside of Tokyo.
The sky’s the limit for CSU’s first paraplegic veterinary student
Bernard Dime was paralyzed in a skydiving accident at the age of 25. Today, he is the first paraplegic veterinary student at CSU.