K-State in the news today
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Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2019
National/International
*Veterinarian says bats can be problem for pets, humans this time of year
9/16/19 Phys.org
With fall approaching, a Kansas State University veterinarian says homeowners and pet owners need to be cautious of bats, which are a leading transmitter of rabies.
*K-State study examines half-life of ASF virus in shipped feed
9/16/19 Farm Progress
Veterinary researchers at Kansas State University have shed more light on the ability of the African swine fever virus to survive in feed.
State/Regional
Wichita Animal Services issues advisory after bat tests positive for rabies
9/16/19 KWCH
Just last Friday, a K-State Veterinarian said everyone should beware of bats this time of year after one found in a Manhattan home tested positive for rabies.
Local
Back at his alma mater, St. Isidore's priest thanks God for chance to lead students
9/16/19 Manhattan Mercury
Inside the lobby area adjoining the sanctuary at St. Isidore’s Catholic Student Center, the K-State students were singing the “everybody let’s go” snippet from the Dora the Explorer song.
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