Infectious Disease Research Center named 2019 Bioscience/Medical Manufacturer of the Year
The Center was honored for its work to support the development and manufacturing of diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccine products.
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CSU hires first chief medical research officer
CSU has named its first chief medical research officer and Translational Medicine Institute associate director of research.
Reddit: We are experts working on The Twins Study to learn how NASA spaceflight affects the human body. Ask Us Anything!
The Twins Study encompassed 10 separate investigators (including CSU's Susan Bailey) who coordinated and shared all data and analysis as one large, integrated research team. Retired NASA astronaut Scott Kelly spent 340 days in low-Earth orbit aboard the International Space Station while retired NASA astronaut Mark Kelly, his identical twin, remained on Earth.
NASA Twins Study offers new insight on how a human's body responds to spaceflight
Professor Susan Bailey's project was one of 10 investigations supported by 84 researchers across 12 universities.
Smoothing ruffled feathers: Long-acting antibiotic could reduce stress for sick bald eagles
Dr. Miranda Sadar is exploring the use of a long-acting antibiotic on raptors to see if it would remain active in the bloodstream longer, reducing the need to restrain birds as often over the course of treatment.
World TB Day inspires students to join fight against tuberculosis
Danara Flores is a tuberculosis survivor and was the keynote speaker at Colorado State University’s annual celebration of World Tuberculosis Day, which promotes tuberculosis research by engaging high school students looking for a future in disease research.
Reporter-Herald: Man drives across country to Larimer Humane to adopt dog he found in the Poudre Canyon
Matthew Glatz took Amelia to the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. There, veterinarians handled her immediate medical needs and scanned her for a microchip, which they found, and then called the Larimer Humane Society.
Bovine Veterinarian: Hard Calvings Mean a Difficult Start in Life for Calves
Calves born requiring any kind of assistance should automatically be considered “at-risk,” even if they appear healthy, according to Colorado State University Professor of Veterinary Medicine Franklyn Garry.
Coloradoan: Check out Colorado State University's vet hospital at annual open house
Colorado State University is opening its doors again to provide an up-close look at its veterinary teaching hospital Saturday. The James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital, 300 W. Drake Road in Fort Collins, will host its 40th annual open house, complete with educational demonstrations, lectures, hospital tours and even a "teddy bear clinic" for kids.