A team of UF undergraduates and volunteers conducted an in-depth analysis of chemicals in the state’s surface water.

The researchers found that glyphosate can reduce immune cell activity by more than 27.3%, potentially compromising the threatened species’ ability to fend off disease.

The task force will enable agencies to pool resources to protect animals throughout the North Florida region.

The research focuses on hemangiosarcoma, which forms malignant blood vessels in dogs.

In the news Dr. Gary Butcher was featured in several stories relating to avian flu that appeared in the Fort Myers News-Press, on Fox-13 News, on News4Jax,  on WUFT-FM, and elsewhere. Dr. Adam Stern was featured in several stories relating to the new statewide task force on animal cruelty that he spearheaded. Stories appeared  on […]

Dr. Christopher Lanier and Dr. Paul Cooke were honored for excellence in teaching and research, respectively.

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

Dr. Adam Biedrzycki is involved in a $5.4 million NIH grant to study osteoarthritis pain and its progression in people and in horses.

Three graduate students and one faculty member were recognized for their achievements during the UF International Center’s 30th annual award ceremony.

One of only three veterinary college-based disaster response teams in the United States, UF VETS has served the state for more than 20 years.

The Putting Families First course pairs small groups of students with community volunteers, aiming to teach person-centered care and interprofessional teamwork.

With data on more goats and other animal species, these kinds of AI models may help clinicians treat pain effectively in their patients.