December 2020

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

The event's unprecedented virtual format added opportunities for more content and increased participation.

The use of drones provides a valuable tool for finetuning rescue efforts by evaluating aquatic animal behavior.

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.

In the news A story featuring research findings from Dr. Leah Reznikov and her collaborators that existing antihistamine drugs show effectiveness against COVID-19 virus in cell testing appeared on WCJB-Channel 20 News and elsewhere. A story about a seahorse named Louie’s innovative treatment at UF appeared in the…

The college's 13th annual conference drew 500 registrants — more participants than ever before — and great reviews.

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

The UF Veterinary Hospital's annual technician conference offered hours of free continuing education to hundreds of online participants.

Resident's abstract compared thoracic radiographs with echocardiography for detecting cardiac chamber enlargement in dogs.

A team-taught course developed by the Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at UF has been honored by UF's Information Technology office.

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.

The Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of Florida recognizes the work of individuals who have made major achievements in science, engineering and medicine.