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Disease investigator returns to WSU for veterinary degree (opens the original)
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For two years, Terran Gilbreath’s job was to trace disease outbreaks back to their source. Working as an applied epidemiology fellow with the Oregon Health Authority, he investigated cases of Salmonella, E. coli, and other infectious diseases, interviewing people who had become sick, and piecing together clues that could reveal just how an outbreak began and spread. Now back at Washington State University where his interest in infectious disease was first sparked, Gilbreath is pursuing the Docto
Dr. Jeff Abbott named Berger Keatts Distinguished Professor (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, Dr. Jeff Abbott (‘97 DVM) has dedicated his career to helping veterinary students navigate some of the most challenging parts of their education — not by just giving them the answers, but by teaching them how to find them. That commitment to student success has earned Abbott, assistant dean for professional students and professor in Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, the Berger Keatts Distinguished Professorship, effective Aug. 1. Established
WSU’s Good Samaritan Fund eases veterinary costs for Spokane family after fire (opens the original)
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PULLMAN, Wash. — A Spokane family whose barn, chicken house and pasture were destroyed in the Old Trails Fire no longer has to shoulder the cost of lifesaving surgery for their miniature horse, Dudley, thanks to Washington State University’s Good Samaritan Fund. Dudley, owned by Micki Rozier and her husband Bill, was brought to WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital just two days before the fire with severe abdominal pain. After undergoing emergency surgery to remove an intestinal blockage, Dudley w
Jimothy’s internet fame serves as reminder to give wildlife space (opens the original)
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Jimothy, the Seattle raccoon whose unusual appearance has made him an internet sensation, may have an extremely rare condition that Washington State University wildlife veterinarians say they’ve never seen before. His popularity, they say, is also a reminder that the best way to care about wild animals is to admire them from a distance. While thousands have fallen in love with the raccoon and his uncommon appearance, WSU wildlife veterinarian Dr. Marcie Logsdon said the attention surrounding Jim
Veterinarian’s virtual 5K raises nearly $14,000 for WSU’s rabies control program in Tanzania (opens the original)
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A Colorado veterinarian’s passion for rabies prevention raised nearly $14,000 for Washington State University’s Rabies Free Africa program through a virtual 5K fundraiser this summer. Held virtually May 22–26, the inaugural Run Wild! Rabies Free Africa 5K invited participants from around the world to run, walk, hike, or donate in support of canine rabies vaccination efforts in Tanzania. The event was organized by Dr. Ana McIntosh, chief of staff veterinarian at Polo Springs Veterinary Hospital i
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