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Avian flu spreads to cows and people

A dominant strain of avian flu, or “bird flu” (H5N1), has jumped species and spread to numerous animals, including dairy cattle and even human farm workers.Avian influenza isn’t new, but the virus continues to evolve and is likely here to stay, says Andrew Bowman, DVM, PhD, a molecular epidemiologist in the Department...

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Curriculum redesign ensures the success of future veterinarians

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College receives additional funding in state budget allowing for new faculty hires

Neutralizing antibodies that block viral particles’ entry into host cells are considered the gold standard of protection against COVID-19 infection. Above, SARS-CoV-2 virus particles are visible inside a heavily infected nasal cell.

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Thrive Pet Healthcare invests in the education of future veterinarians at Ohio State

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In Memoriam: George Wilson, VMD, MS , Diplomate ACVS

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A potential role for ibuprofen in older adults’ immunity to RSV

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Blocking how the malaria parasite suppresses the immune response

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A COVID-19 vaccine strategy to give the body ‘border protection’

A colorized scanning electron micrograph of Ebola virus particles, in blue, budding from a chronically infected cell. New Ohio State research shows that the cell-signaling activities of proteins from the SERINC family helped protect cells from infection by Ebola, HIV and Zika viruses.

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Proteins that outwit emerging and re-emerging viruses

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Ohio State takes 'One Health' approach to identify antibiotic-resistant bacteria, help prevent next global health crisis