A mother’s impossible choice conveys the urgent need for comprehensive rabies prevention strategies When Mwisey Nchana’s puppy began behaving aggressively in rural Tanzania, she never expected it would put all four of her children’s lives at risk. After the puppy bit each of her children and died, the veterinary laboratory confirmed rabies—a disease that kills […]
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Driven by a curiosity about how bacteria cause disease, Geselle plans to pursue a PhD in microbiology or infectious diseases.
In her fourth year of WSU’s veterinary program, Melanie Moore said she’s prepared for her career thanks to the hands-on opportunities and the faculty and staff that have become her colleagues she’s learned from.
Gitano Hobson is a biochemistry major and an EschLEAD scholar currently working in Dr. Ryan Driskell’s Fibroblast and Skin Regeneration Laboratory in the School of Molecular Biosciences.
The holiday season is a joyful time of year filled with celebrations, decorations, and gatherings, but it can also present unique hazards for pets. A little planning and awareness can help ensure pets stay safe during the festivities, according to Washington State University veterinarians.
Not long ago GiGi Searle was undecided about her academic path, but that quickly changed when she joined the EschLEAD program.
Dirk Wigen has been a pharmacist at the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital since he joined our team in August of 2022. Originally from the small town of LaCrosse, Washington, about 45 minutes from Pullman, Dirk is a lifelong Coug, having majored in general medical sciences as an undergraduate before earning a Doctor of Pharmacy in 2016.
For Sabina Wallace, the road to becoming a veterinarian will come full circle when she returns to Preston, Idaho, to work at the same rural mixed animal practice that inspired her to pursue veterinary medicine in the first place.
