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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
#Impactfulpartnerships are important to us, and our Randall B. Terry Jr. Rural Veterinary Scholars Program is a perfect example. Since 2024, the program has supported 18 vet students in summer internships at rural veterinary practices across NC. Take a look: cvm.ncsu.edu/news/learnin...
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Learning the Rural Ropes: Across NC, Veterinary Students Lock In
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
The NIH has OK'd a $2.5 million grant for #NCStateVetMed to continue its Comparative Molecular Medicine Training Program that awards fellowships to Ph.D. students and trains them to lead complex interdisciplinary biomedical research teams. #traineecenteredlearning cvm.ncsu.edu/news/nih-ren...
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NIH Renews Prestigious Training Grant for NC State Ph.D. Students Preparing to Lead Complex Research Teams
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
Update on $5.5 million NIH opioid-fighting grant awarded to NC State and Duke researchers for a long-term project measuring how chronic pain affects how dogs think and behave: 👉 163 dogs screened 👉 45 enrolled ✅ 22 w osteoarthritis ✅ 23 healthy controls More info: today.duke.edu/2026/07/wher...
Dr. Margaret Gruen in burgundy sweater and black pants bends to place a yellow container on the floor as a black and white dog looks at her plaintively.Dr. Duncan Lascelles in green shirt and khakis walks a black and white dog on a leash inside a lab.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 14/07/2026
Dr. Monique Pairis-Garcia is so exceptional at improving the lives of pigs 🐷 that the AVMA has honored her with its 2026 Animal Welfare Award. Pairis-Garcia is proud to be recognized for her work advancing pain management for swine in partnership with the pork industry. cvm.ncsu.edu/news/swine-f...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 07/07/2026
In nephrology and urology, Dr. Shelly Vaden has been leading cutting-edge research and changing standards of veterinary care for more than three decades. Now the avmavets.bsky.social has honored the #NCStateVetMed prof with its 2026 Clinical Research Award. #AVMA2026 cvm.ncsu.edu/news/avma-ho...
A red graphic with a headshot of Dr. Shelly Vaden and a quote from her that reads: “The more you work in the clinic, the more you find that there are always questions we don’t know how to answer, and those questions spark an interest in me, and I say, ‘Well, let’s get that answer. Let’s find out what we can do. Let’s try to do better than we’re doing.’”
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
Dog 100 has enrolled in our ongoing study on canine aging — a milestone worth marking! 🎉 The study by Dr. Natasha Olby and team is recording what happens to dogs as they age and has led to tools to measure decline. Implications for #Alzheimer’s research in humans. cvm.ncsu.edu/news/celebra...
Seven people stand near and sit on a sculpture of a dog's head. Two are holding dogs. There is a sign in front that says 100 neuroaging dogs. A white and black dog with its tongue hanging out stands next to a brownish red dog with a yellow harnessA reddish brown dog takes off running as a veterinary tech in green scrubs crouches beside him.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
Chronic kidney disease news!📣 Dr. Autumn Harris and team have found that low ammonia levels in 🐶 urine could indicate CKD. 👉 Dogs with a UACR <2.0 at enrollment were 3 TIMES as likely to die of renal failure and had shorter survival times than dogs with ^ UACR. news.ncsu.edu/2026/05/ammo...
A brown and white dog looks sad is he lies on a cream rugHeadshot of Dr. Autumn Harris in navy shirt and dark glasses
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 16/04/2026
And the 👉🏽 most prestigious teaching award 👈🏽 in the entire UNC System goes to Dr. Katie Sheats! 🎉 The professor of equine care and associate dean and director of professional education|admissions won the 2026 NC Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/katie-sheats...
Dr. Katie Sheats in white dress and red sweater stands before an NC State Veterinary Medicine lecturn
Dr. Katie Sheats in dark shirt and blue jeans sits in front of a dry eraser board with a microphone as she participates in a panel for prospective students.
Dr. Katie Sheats in dark shirt and brown jeans holds a brown horse's hoof inside a barn while she talks  veterinary students
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 16/04/2026
👏🏿👏🏽👏🏻 to Dr. Duncan Lascelles, 2026 AAVMC Excellence in Research Award winner for his 🚀 work in advancing our understanding of underlying neurobiology of pain and in developing methods to measure it and control it in companion animals. 🐈 🐩 #painresearch #innovator news.cvm.ncsu.edu/for-revoluti...
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For ‘Revolutionary’ Work on Pain, Lascelles Wins AAVMC Excellence in Research Award
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
For #felinehealth research, "This gift will change everything." Cat lover Amos Cader created the Vladimir Cader Feline Health Research Distinguished Chair at @ncstate.bsky.social to 🚀 research into 🐈 cardiac diseases. Dr. Joshua Stern is the inaugural recipient. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/nc-state-ann...
A gray Sphynx cat sits prettily on a table.
Amos Cader in green shirt and khakis stands beside Dr. Josh Stern in green shirt and white coat. Next to Stern is Dr. Kate Meurs in a navy blue suit and white shirt and Anna Cader in a silky shirt.Dr. Joshua Stern in a gray jacket and khakis sits next to Anna Cader with sunglasses on her head. Amos Cader in a green shirt is beside her as other people listen.Dr. Joshua Stern in light green shirt and light jacket stands at a lectern and speaks into a microphone to a seated crowd in front of him.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
Dr. Autumn Harris has dedicated her career to researching chronic kidney disease in companion animals. With funding from the AKC Canine Health Foundation, her most recent study identified a marker in urine that could lead to ‼️catching the disease earlier ‼️ #CKD www.cbs17.com/news/local-n...
A black and white dog sits in a waiting room wearing a red bandana with white letters congratulating her for completing a clinical trial. 
From left, Dr. Stephanie Montgomery, CEO of AKC Canine Health Foundation, Dr. Autumn Harris, Ruby's mom Tonja Walker and reporter Judith Ranata of CBS 17 stand in front of a dog statue with Ruby a black and gray doodle sitting at their feet.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 16/03/2026
More than 600 veterinary students from across the country were in Raleigh over the weekend for the annual SAVMA Symposium. The Howl of Fame Opening Gala at the Raleigh Convention Center hit the right note! 🎉 Congrats to our SAVMA chapter for hosting such an outstanding national event! #Thinkanddo
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
Our excellence is showing! Two NC State Faculty Scholars, a new National Academy of Inventors Senior Member and the 2026 Outstanding Swine Academic of the Year are just a few of us leading the way in providing world-class care and making ground-breaking discoveries. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/latest-accol...
Dr. Danielle Mzyk holds an award plaque as she stands next to a man in a blue suit in front of a Viticus Group backdrop.
Dr. Glen Almond in dark gray suit stands behind a lecturn with American Association Swine Veterinarians lit up on the front, with bright blue curtains behind.
Dr. Mike Sano in dark gray quarter-zip and bright blue gloves works in his lab with red and black electrical wire.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 11/03/2026
The USDA awarded ^ $2 million in grants to #NCStateVetMed as part of its avian-flu-fighting initiative. The two projects show how important partnerships inside and outside @ncstate.bsky.social lead to unique scientific collaborations, progress on global problems. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/usda-awards-...
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USDA Awards Avian-Flu-Fighting Challenge Grants to NC State Researchers
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
People with chronic itching from atopic dermatitis are 👉 7X more likely 👈 to develop a major depressive disorder. ? is: Are the symptoms due to stress of living with chronic illness or is the disease changing the brain itself? 🧠 Dr. Santosh Mishra has an opinion: news.cvm.ncsu.edu/the-itch-to-...
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The ‘Itch-to-Brain’ Circuit, Neural Change and Depression
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 03/03/2026
We made day-after #MatchDay memories today with our fourth-year students and house officers who are headed to new places this fall! 🎉🎈🩺 They have put in countless hours of hard work to make it to this next step, and we're so happy to be able to say congratulations! #ThinkAndDo #PackProud
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
👏🏼 👏🏾 👏🏿 The National Academy of Inventors has selected Dr. Michael B. Sano, associate professor in Molecular and Biomedical Sciences, as a Class of 2026 Senior Member! Sano is a pioneer in using pulses of electricity to target inoperable or metastatic cancer tumors. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/cancer-resea...
A woman in a white mask holds up a white horse's tail as she administers an electric pulse as Dr. Mike Sano stands in a dark jacket and blue gloves watching a man in a white mask and blue gloves hold up two fingers in front of a red machine.A blue piece of machinery that says A.C.E. PULSE GENERATOR with several wires and knobs coming out of it."Dr. Mike Sano in a gray quarter-zip jacket stands with his arms crossed in front of.a blue machine that generates electric pulses his lab at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 24/02/2026
Alex endured a feline arterial thromboembolism #FATE - a blood clot that travels to the rear legs, causing extreme pain and hind limb paralysis. On the verge of needing euthanasia, Alex responded to his expert care. Now he contributes to our research about FATE. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/a-beloved-ca...
Dr. Abby Laws in gray jacket and blue glolves holds Alex white cat with black markings during his touch-and-go stay at the NC State Veterinary Hospital.
Dr. Abby Laws in gray jacket kneels on a green blanket and checks Alex white cat with black markings during his touch-and-go stay at the NC State Veterinary Hospital.
Dr. Ron Li in white lab coat stands in his lab at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine.A red graphic with two pictures of a white cat with black markings. One picture he is dragging his back legs. In the other, he is jumping. The type says: When Alex left the NC State Veterinary Hospital after blood clot treatment in 2025, he had not regained the use of his hind legs. Alex’s owner Anlan Chen says Dr. Abby Laws also helped her care for the cat’s paws while they were immobile. In January 2026, Alex was jumping off counters.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 19/02/2026
Our #veterinarystudents recently shared their time and talents during a "See A Vet, Be A Vet" event at Marbles Kids Museum. They helped children with bandaging 🧸 stuffed animals, identifying X-rays 🩻 and practicing newfound knowledge on volunteer therapy dogs! 🦮 Community partnerships are ❤️
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 17/02/2026
❤️ When Jackie Jalosynski was reluctant to treat her anxious dog's allergies with 💉 Dr. Ina Herrmann offered a transdermal immunotherapy she had never used before - one of many reasons Jalosynski and her husband honored Herrmann for her care of their dog Hudson. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/dog-loving-c...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 16/02/2026
❤️ this story about Mocha's 16-day bout with botulism and the expert care she received here. Owner Emily Haas: “NC State was super on it. We talk about miracles like there’s some mystical thing. Miracles can also be having the right people who understand science.” www.newsobserver.com/news/local/a...
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Inspired vets guide tiny horse through an ordeal with botulism
NC State’s Veterinary Hospital treats a rare malady that struck Mocha the miniature horse, restoring her to a beloved Wake County soul mate.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 10/02/2026
Botulism can be such a dire diagnosis that neither Dr. Erin Pearson nor Dr. Elizabeth Treece had treated an animal that survived it. Until Mocha. 🐴 The much-loved miniature horse recently emerged from 16 days of expert care. The odds were, at best, 50-50. Story: news.cvm.ncsu.edu/under-nc-sta...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 05/02/2026
Colic strikes fear in the heart of horse lovers and challenges veterinarians because it has no definitive cause. Our Dr. Liara Gonzalez, a worldwide expert in colic research, recently spoke with Platinum Performance magazine about the latest information: www.platinumperformance.com/articles/col...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 05/02/2026
Every day is #worldcancerday at #NCStateVetMed. Here, experts generate research ideas that are tested, refined, studied in clinical trials and then offered as life-changing therapeutics to clients at the NC State Veterinary Hospital — all in one place. Overview: news.cvm.ncsu.edu/the-future-o...
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The Future of Cancer Care Starts Here
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
Dr. Michael Rahe researches vaccines to curb costly disease outbreaks among livestock, particularly swine. In NC, the hog industry generates $11 B in economic output each year and 46,000 jobs. 🏆Now a Goodnight Early Career Innovator Award goes to ... Dr. Rahe! news.cvm.ncsu.edu/cvm-research...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
We are now offering the ‼️ first-of-its-kind ‼️Certificate in Geriatric Medicine to our veterinary students after creating a Center for Healthy Aging in Companion Animals led by renowned veterinary neurologist Natasha Olby as well. Get the details! #geriatrics news.cvm.ncsu.edu/a-first-nc-s...
A white and brown dog lies on a green blanket as a technician in green scrubs examines it.Dr. Natasha Olby in a light-colored sweater and a blue and white flowered blouse kneels on a green blanket while examining a white and brown older dog.Dr. Kady Gjessing with short gray hair and a black NC State vest with a stethoscope around her neck examines a dark gray and white cat.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 08/01/2026
ICYMI. Fiona, a sport horse, had to be euthanized after developing laminitis in the wake of steroid treatments for joint pain. Dr. Kimberly Hallowell and Dr. Lauren Schnabel wondered what else could have been done. Their research could upend how steroids are used. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/how-one-hors...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 06/01/2026
#NCStateVetMed researchers have found a novel kirkovirus possibly associated with #colitis in horses. Ph.D. student Lilly Haywood is first author. Dr. Breanna Sheahan, assistant professor of equine medicine, is corresponding author. Get the details: news.cvm.ncsu.edu/novel-kirkov...
Dr. Breanna Sheahan in a white lab coat and blue gloves stands at a white microscope in a lab.Lilly Haywood in black NC State veterinary Medicine poloA tech in black scrubs puts her write hand on a brown horse
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 05/01/2026
ICYMI 🐈 Our No. 1 Story #2025 🐈‍⬛ Research led by Dr. Joshua Stern, associate dean, found that a form of the drug rapamycin could reverse the underlying pathology of feline #HCM. Veterinarians previously had no drug to help cats fight the devastating disease. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/studies-led-...
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Studies Led by NC State Associate Dean Propelling First Drug to Treat Feline Heart Condition to Market
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 03/01/2026
ICYMI🔬 Once a C diff infection takes hold in the gut, the bacteria is challenging to dislodge. ^ antibiotics often just mean ^ destruction of good bacteria. Dr. Casey Theriot + colleagues looked for non-antimicrobials to keep C. diff from recurring and found help. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/how-a-better...
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How a Better Bile Acid Could Keep C. diff at Bay
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 23/12/2025
Year in Review: #2025 Discovered first drug to treat hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats. Awarded a $5.5 million NIH grant to contribute to the nationwide opioid addiction fight. Alerted cat owners on the dangers of cats overdosing on canine allergy medicine. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/year-in-revi...
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Year in Review: NC State College of Veterinary Medicine 2025
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 23/12/2025
Big news about Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome! In August, Dr. Natasha Olby convened 12 experts from across the world to craft diagnostic criteria for the syndrome — analogous to early #Alzheimers disease in humans. JAVMA has OK'd printing the guidelines. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/olby-leads-s...
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Olby Leads Successful Effort to Define Diagnostic Criteria for Dogs with Dementia
Leading veterinary neurologist Natasha Olby took her research into Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome to the next level by convening a group of 12 experts from across the world to craft diagnostic criteria for the syndrome, which is analogous to early Alzheimer’s disease in humans.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 19/12/2025
Our students, faculty and staff provided world-class care and make ground-breaking discoveries every day. Over the past month, we have counted the AAEP equine researcher of the year and a Young Investigator Grant among our honors. More excellence here: news.cvm.ncsu.edu/latest-accol...
From left, Dr. Jiwoong Her, Dr. Autumn Harris, Dr. Yu Ueda and Dr. Allison Kendall stand with Dr. Bernie Hansen and Dr. Shelly Vaden in front of a large concrete dog's head sculpture on the NC State veterinary campus.Dr. Kimberly Hallowell won a Young Investigator Grant from the Foundation for the Horse. She stands in a lab wearing a cream shirt.
Dr. Brenna Pugliese won a $5,000 AAEP Past Presidents’ Research Career Award. She stands on a stage wearing a black dress and holding a large oversize check from the Foundation for the Horse. Another woman stands with her.
NC State University recently announced that Dr. Michael Rahe has been chosen as a 2025-26 Goodnight Early Career Innovator. He wears a black NC State jacket as he stands presenting a PowerPoint in a large auditorium.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 18/12/2025
👏 👍🏽 👉🏿 The Foundation for The Horse has awarded Dr. Kimberly Hallowell, a Ph.D. student in our Comparative Biomedical Sciences Program, a Young Investigator Grant to support her research into the connections among steroid treatments, insulin increase and laminitis. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/nc-state-equ...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 17/12/2025
When a woman named Angel says that the beautiful Christmas sweater she is wearing belonged to her late mother, questions arise. “She was fancy, and she had all of these Christmas sweaters. I just wear them at the holidays to keep her memory alive.” How many sweaters? 12 youtube.com/shorts/DCcKf...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 16/12/2025
Once a C. diff infection takes hold in the gut, the bacteria is challenging to dislodge. More antibiotics often mean more destruction of good bacteria, too. NC State microbiologist Casey Theriot and her colleagues have found a synthetic bile acid that could help. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/how-a-better...
Dr. Casey Theriot with short blonde hair and red glasses wears a white labcoat and pink gloves in her lab.Dr. Casey Theriot with short blonde hair and red glasses wears a white labcoat and pink gloves in her lab.An illustration of C. diff bacteria on a blue background.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 11/12/2025
C. diff infection is challenging and often returns after treatment. With the help of Dr. Casey Theriot’s mouse model of the infection, scientists around the world are learning to fight it. They often seek out the @ncstate.bsky.social microbiologist for help. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/a-mouse-mode...
Dr. Casey Theriot in white shirt and red V-neck sweater and red glasses stands in her lab.Dr. Casey Theriot in white lab coat and red glasses stares into a microscope in the middle of lab equipment.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 09/12/2025
Dr. Liara Gonzalez, professor of gastroenterology and equine surgery, has won ▶️ the 2025 American Association of Equine Practitioners Research Award ◀️ for her innovative work with intestinal stem cells to advance the understanding and treatment of equine colic. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/nc-state-equ...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 08/12/2025
Geneva Benson, a first-generation and first-year vet student, is also a Goodnight Scholar, graduating a year early from her undergraduate animal science degree program and using her last year of Goodnight funding for vet school. Read about her journey here: news.giving.ncsu.edu/2025/12/gene...
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Geneva Benson: Experiencing It All
Geneva Benson, a DVM candidate and Goodnight Scholar, took on her undergraduate experience with particular verve, challenging herself to participate in many extracurriculars, international trips and r...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 04/12/2025
Fiona, a sport horse, had to be euthanized after developing laminitis in the wake of steroid treatments. Dr. Kimberly Hallowell and Dr. Lauren Schnabel wondered why, formed a research team and found answers that could upend how steroids are used in horses. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/how-one-hors...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 28/11/2025
We are thankful ❤️ for donors like Ginny Caton Johnson, who spent decades riding in competitions and bringing her horses to NC State for care. When Johnson died last year, she left an estate gift to NC State, and her sister visited recently to present a check. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/she-was-just...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 20/11/2025
🦃 Turkeys are front and center in November, and our researchers work to keep them healthy. Dr. Ravi Kulkarni has developed an injectable vaccine for a deadly poultry disease and is working on oral vaccines using probiotics. The foundation of his work is patented. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/talking-turk...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 18/11/2025
Our Turtle Rescue Team had a Problem. A snake named Problem, that is, that had become so entangled in netting that a portion of his tissue died. Dr. Savannah Dunn, Class of 2024, wondered how often the team treated entangled snakes and compiled 25 years of info. news.ncsu.edu/2025/11/a-pr...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 18/11/2025
Overuse of antibiotics has led to antimicrobial resistance, curtailing our arsenal of bug-fighting medicines and leaving us vulnerable to infections. During #AntibioticAwarenessWeek, it's important to understand what antibiotics are and how to use them appropriately news.cvm.ncsu.edu/targeting-an...
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Targeting Antimicrobial Resistance a Top Focus of NC State CVM
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 17/11/2025
A new study — with Dr. Michael Rahe as corresponding author — shows that the response of T cells rather than the production of antibodies is what makes current vaccines against porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus effective. news.ncsu.edu/2025/11/prrs...
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PRRSV Vaccine Effectiveness Linked to T Cell Response
The effectiveness of current vaccines against PRRSV is due to the response of T cells against the disease, rather than the production of antibodies.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 14/11/2025
Dr. Lydia Love exemplifies how we lead the veterinary field in prioritizing patient safety by becoming a Certified Professional in Patient Safety, the first DVM recipient in the US. She is also the new director of patient safety at the NC State Veterinary Hospital. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/lydia-love-f...
Dr. Lydia Love in green scrubs gives anesthesia to a patient at the NC State Veterinary HospitalDr. Lydia Love in blue striped collared dress shirt talks to a registered veterinary technician in blue shirt.Dr. Lydia Love  in red NC State T-shirt demonstrates how to intubate a stuffed animal to a young boy in a blue shirt.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 11/11/2025
On #VeteransDay, we salute our students who served in uniform before putting on scrubs. First-year @ncstate.bsky.social DVM students Olivia Di Ruzza and Joe Hampton will remember friends still serving and reflect on military moments shaping their veterinary careers. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/on-veterans-...
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On Veterans Day, Saluting Our Students Who Served in Uniforms Before Scrubs
First-year NC State DVM students Olivia Di Ruzza and Joe Hampton will be thinking about their friends still serving and reflecting on the military experiences that are already shaping their veterinary careers.
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 05/11/2025
Big news on the cancer front! Dr. Chris Mariani has adapted a laser therapy used in humans with brain cancer for use in dogs. His work gives pets a new option and creates the first naturally occurring research model for studying how to improve the LITT technology. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/nc-state-neu...
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NC State Veterinary Medicine @ncstatevetmed.bsky.social · 31/10/2025
Fighting cancer is a core focus for us — and so is building community. This week, we hosted an inaugural event to give our client families and the NC team members who treated their beloved pets a chance to reconnect and remember together the bond they share. news.cvm.ncsu.edu/a-night-to-r...
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