Mark Dewhirst—who was mentored by one of the pioneers in cancer research, Ed Gillette, in the mid-1970s as a Ph.D. student at Colorado State University—is working with research methods that Kathryn Meurs, associate dean of research and graduate studies, said are more effective than traditional laboratory practices.
Mark Stetter, DVM, DACZM, dean of the Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, will deliver the keynote lecture Nov. 6 on how to thrive in the veterinary profession.
FOX21 is partnering with CSU alumna Dr. Cristy Fisher, practice owner of Pine Creek Veterinary Hospital in Colorado Springs, to help answer questions our viewers have when it comes to your four-legged family members.
Dr. Amanda Likewise received her DVM at Colorado State University, and has interests in exotic animal medicine, acupuncture, and pain management.
Alumnus Dr. Olaf Alcumbrac was featured on the Outdoor Channel in a five-episode series titled “Wild Ops.”
Michala de Linde Henriksen, DVM, PhD, DACVO, assistant professor of comparative ophthalmology at Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in Fort Collins, attends to around 20 cases of dry eye a month.
The new Frank Communication Workshop Series at CSU provides the opportunity for veterinary team members to enhance their communication toolbox and to learn how to mentor others.
"What we learned can help us understand which mutations in BARD1 are associated with an elevated cancer risk." -Claudia Wiese
"Most dogs and cats handle treatments for cancer really well with a very low chance of severe side effects." -Dr. Barbara Biller
“To me, it’s one medicine. It always has been. One medicine. One cancer. One cure.” -Dr. Stephen Withrow