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New K-State research seeks to help children breathe easier and avoid respiratory infection

Respiratory syncytial virus, more commonly known as RSV, sends thousands of young children to the hospital each year, and treatment options remain limited....

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K-State biosecurity center secures grant to boost animal disease preparedness training

K-State's National Agricultural Biosecurity Center will utilize a new USDA grant to lead multistate tabletop exercises and workbooks that will immerse extension...

K-State team produces award-winning documentary on food insecurity in Kansas

K-State students and faculty members came together through the Hungry Heartland project to produce "The Table We Share," an award-winning documentary addressing...

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K-State veterinarian shares tips to keep pets safe during the holiday season

Keep the holiday season cheerful by protecting pets from potential hazards. Susan Nelson, clinical professor and veterinarian at the Hill's Pet Health and Nutrition...

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K-State veterinarian shares Thanksgiving pet safety reminders

Thanksgiving brings family, food and festivities, but it can also bring hidden hazards for pets. Susan Nelson, clinical professor and veterinarian at K-State's...

K-State Family Center now accepting new clients for therapy services

If the holiday season or end-of-semester stress has you needing extra support, the K-State Family Center is here to help. The center is accepting new clients...

People with purpose: Laura Miller

With a strong commitment to advancing agile approaches for preventing infectious diseases in dogs and horses, Laura Miller focuses on transforming research...

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Groundbreaking graduate work recognized by K-State's highest-ranking professors

From advancing global food security to transforming agricultural byproducts into sustainable materials and uncovering new insights into muscle degenerative...

K-State First Book panel explores the impact of intergenerational programs

K-State Libraries will host a K-State First Book panel discussion at 3 p.m. Monday, Nov. 10, featuring the Logan Intergenerational Family Education, or LIFE,...

Discover and discuss food security on Nov. 12

Join K-State Libraries for a food security information session from 11 a.m. to noon on Nov. 12 in 181 Hale Library. This discussion will take a holistic look...