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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.

Research Veterinary Biosciences

Booster critical as COVID-19 vaccine-induced antibodies wane in 6 months, don’t protect against omicron

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Giving back with a charitable gift annuity

Scenic shot of the Frank Stanton Veterinary Spectrum of Care Clinic

Be The Model® Spectrum of Care Strategic Plan Veterinary Clinical Sciences

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

an illustration of coronavirus

New data: COVID booster shots likely provide increased, broad protection against new Omicron variant in human patients with cancer

Alumni In Memoriam Veterinary Clinical Sciences

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

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