The television program “O-H-I-O” airs on the Big 10 Network and features stories about Ohio State that are not related to sports. Episode 110 includes a segment called “Dogs teach us about cancer” and features interviews with Drs. Lonnie King, Cheryl London, Michael Lairmore and Stacey Fossey. The full episode airs next Tuesday, October 26 at noon. Individual segments are available now on The Ohio State University WATCH Channel on YouTube.
Worldwide,
seasonal influenza epidemics cause more than 300,000 deaths each year (and
pandemics like the Spanish Flu of 1918 killed tens of millions). Dr. Ian Davis,
assistant professor in the Department of Veterinary Biosciences, has been
awarded a new National Institutes of Health grant to study influenza virus,
which causes a type of pneumonia.
Dr. Guillermo Couto is doing amazing things with greyhounds at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
Read the full story in the OSU Lantern.
Visit the Greyhound Health and Wellness Program website.
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About the College of Veterinary Medicine at Ohio State
Tessa, a Labrador retreiver, enjoys the
water treadmill
Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine alumnus and NASA Astronaut
Dr. Rick Linnehan (DVM 1985)
COLUMBUS, Ohio – A noted virologist, cancer researcher and veterinarian has been named to the national Institute of Medicine, one of the highest honors awarded to scientists in the biomedical fields.
Areas of specialization process begins; Quarter to semester converstion; Council for Graduate Studies update; Candidacy and resident board exam successes; reminders; Funding opportunities; Training and career development opportunities...
New ACVP Diplomates; Dr. Rikihisa awarded supplement grant from NIH; Dr. Rosol completes training in sterology; Welcome Dr. Kazuya Matsuda; Announcements; Selected publications...
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News at the College; Experts in the News; Alumni News; Upcoming Events...
Tuesday
, Executive Vice President and Provost Joseph A. Alutto announced that he is recommending to President Gee that Lonnie J. King, Ruth Stanton Chair in Veterinary Medicine and dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine, be appointed as the executive dean of the health sciences. Subject to approval by the Board of Trustees, his appointment is effective immediately.