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December 2020

Dr. Zimmel

A message from our interim dean

A message from the college’s interim dean, Dr. Dana Zimmel.

Woman examining pet

New podcast addresses lack of diversity in veterinary medicine

Dr. Michael Bowie discusses this problem in the veterinary profession and efforts being made at UF to address it in a new Unstoppable Minds podcast episode.

Dr. Leah Reznikov and Dr. David Ostrov in Reznikov's laboratory. The two are collaborating in a new study aimed at identifying potential drugs for use in preventing or treating coronavirus infection. (Photo by Jesse Jones)

Existing antihistamine drugs show effectiveness against COVID-19 virus in cell testing

While there is an association between the medications and infection rates, the researchers stressed there is much more to be learned and no cause and effect has been formally established.

Dr. Adam Stern

Veterinary pathologist seeks justice for animal abuse cases ending in death

New programs aim to determine the cause of death of unnamed dogs and cats to determine whether a crime was involved.

Edge

Gauntt Foundation gifts UF veterinary college with $3 million for equipment to treat cancer patients

The new linear accelerator will position UF as only the second veterinary college in the country to own the leading-edge technology, representing a level of care that is seen in top human health care centers.

Louie the seahorse

UF vets use novel treatment to save Louie, the trailblazing seahorse

Hyperbaric treatment is an emerging medical modality within the field of aquatic animal medicine, UF veterinarians said.

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