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Dr. Carlo Siracusa commented on a study that shows dogs aren’t wired to focus on human faces.
Dr. Jennifer Essler was interviewed about a new pilot program training dogs to detect spotted lanternfly egg masses.
Dr. Jennifer Essler talks about a newly launched pilot training program using the scent detection capabilities of dogs to seek out spotted lanternfly egg masses.
KYW spoke with Dr. Jennifer Essler about a new training program using dogs to detect spotted lanternfly egg masses.
Dr. Lisa Murphy reiterates Penn Vet’s commitment to providing testing for the PA Game Commission in the fight against Chronic Wasting Disease.
Ryan Hospital patient Billy receives the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association’s Wodan Animal Hero Award.
Dr. Sherrill Davison talks about what owners need to know about their chickens, how to tell if they’re sick, and the best things owners can do to avoid salmonella and…
The Washington Post visited Dr. Cynthia Otto while training the dogs in the COVID-19 scent detection study.
Dr. Shelley Rankin spoke with Science about the potential for pets to transmit COVID-19 to humans.
Broadening immunology research to integrate comparative approaches across species and environments can amplify the potential of immunology to improve the lives of humans and other animals.
Dr. Zhengxia Dou’s newly launched internet survey seeks to explore answers about how food’s multifaceted role in our lives has changed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Kyla Ortved discusses three regenerative modalities commonly used in equine medicine, when veterinarians and horse owners might consider each, and what’s to come.
Placement of an indwelling CES or SAS catheter appears to be safe, technically simple, and well tolerated in standing sedated normal horses.
As some states move to reopen after weeks of shutdowns, infectious disease experts say the prevention of future coronavirus outbreaks will require scaling up testing and identifying asymptomatic carriers.
University of Pennsylvania veterinary school tests coronavirus patient samples.
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine are hoping a new study will help sniff out the disease.
Could dogs’ keen sense of smell help screen humans for the coronavirus?
What about using dogs to sniff out COVID-19 in humans?
KYW Newsradio spoke with Dr. Carlo Siracusa about Ryan Hospital’s new behavior telehealth program.
Dr. Carlo Siracusa talks about pet care during the coronavirus lockdown.
