New heart procedure at WSU offers hope for French bulldogs, other dogs
The Fromherz family now has hope their dog Spike will live a longer and healthier life after he received a rare heart procedure at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
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Q&A with graduate student Eric Winzenried
Doctoral student Eric Winzenried’s research may one day lead to new ways of preventing and treating metabolic disorders like obesity. Working under the mentorship of Professor Suzanne Appleyard in the Department of Integrative Physiology and Neuroscience, Eric is pursuing a PhD in neuroscience.
Q&A with genetics and cell biology student Ayiana Sapp
Ayiana Sapp recently graduated from WSU with an undergraduate degree in genetics and cell biology. She now plans to pursue a PhD at WSU.
Meet the Veterinary Teaching Hospital team: Cole Buser
Cole Buser, a vital part of the the Veterinary Teaching Hospital Business Office team.
Q&A with neuroscience student Ashlyn Monigold
Ashlyn Monigold will wrap up her degree in neuroscience at WSU this month. From Libby, Montana, Ashlyn plans on beginning dental school in 2025.
WSU doctors save Leavenworth reindeer from close call
The Spokesman-Review
As fears over respiratory illness in dogs spread, Washington state vet says there isn’t enough data to panic
The Spokesman-Review
Q&A with graduate student Shannon Allen Whiles
Graduate student Shannon Allen Whiles has been leading research at WSU that could lead to new treatments for a highly infectious bacteria, Francisella tularensis, that can cause severe illness and even death. Shannon recently completed a doctorate in Biomedical Sciences – Immunology and Infectious Diseases, a research-intensive program designed to train students in immunology, host-pathogen interactions, and population biology of bacterial, parasitic, and viral infectious diseases in animals and humans.
