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How KVDL rabies testing protects Kansas people and animals

For more than a century, K-State has helped protect people and animals through rabies testing, surveillance and research at its Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic...

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People with Purpose: Justin Kastner

A professor in the Department of Diagnostic Medicine and Pathobiology, Justin Kastner encourages students to learn complex subjects through fresh perspectives,...

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K-State veterinarian shares warm-weather precautions to keep pets safe

Although the fall semester has begun, high temperatures continue to be a factor in the lives of Kansas residents, including pets. Susan Nelson, clinical professor...

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Exceptional students earn early admission to K-State veterinary college

Fourteen future veterinarians are getting a head start on their professional training at K-State thanks to the College of Veterinary Medicine's Early Admission...

Advancing infectious disease research

Continuing a research program that has strengthened Kansas State University's capacity to study diseases that threaten animal and human health, the National...

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K-State advances efforts to strengthen veterinary capacity in rural Kansas

Kansas needs frontline veterinarians to serve every corner of the state, and a coalition including experts from the College of Veterinary Medicine is finding...

Tick talk

Do ticks jump? Will I get Alpha-gal syndrome from a tick bite? While tiny in size, ticks raise a large number of questions. Cassandra Olds breaks down the facts...

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K-State brings together global experts to strengthen animal health preparedness

K-State and the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility brought together more than 110 leaders from industry, government and academia for a global symposium...

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Protect pets from Fourth of July stress

K-State veterinarian Susan Nelson encourages pet owners to take steps to help reduce stress and keep pets safe during Independence Day festivities.

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Leading K-State faculty named University Outstanding Scholars

Vorrapan Chandee, Jordan Gebhardt, Travis Linnemann and Alyssa Morris have earned the title of University Outstanding Scholar, honoring their current and potential...

Upper left, Vopparan Chandee; Upper right, Jordan Gebhardt; Lower left, Travis Linnemann; Lower right, Alyssa Morris