WSU begins study examining human cancer treatment in dogs
Washington State University veterinarians are investigating whether a drug used to treat breast cancer in humans could be used to treat one of the most common forms of cancer in dogs.
College of Veterinary Medicine
Advance Newsletter
Winter 2021
Global health researchers looking to improve the human condition
Equipping hammerhead bats with GPS tracking devices to watch their every move.
UV light may be a greater risk for melanoma than suspected
Studies conducted in yeast show that exposure to ultraviolet light (UV) induces new types of DNA damage that may cause the deadliest form of skin cancer, malignant melanoma.
Giving Zsa Zsa a little more life
Paula Buchert is confident that radiation treatment at Washington State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital extended the life of one of her best friends—an Angora rabbit, named Zsa Zsa.
Impact Report 2019-20
Read the 2019-20 WSU College of Veterinary Medicine Impact Report. The college was established in 1899 and is the 5th oldest veterinary college in the United States.
Message from the Dean: Why we are here and why it matters
I will admit to sometimes feeling uninspired. In the days of COVID, decreased contact with the world and all of its wonders (colleagues, food, friends, travel...the list is, well, endless) can really impair our ability to remember why we are here and why it matters. This week I remember.