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.
What about using dogs to sniff out COVID-19 in humans?
Could dogs’ keen sense of smell help screen humans for the coronavirus?
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine are hoping a new study will help sniff out the disease.
University of Pennsylvania veterinary school tests coronavirus patient samples.
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.
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.
Dr. Carlo Siracusa answers questions about how change can trigger stress, and pets needing safe space and quiet time.
Dr. Sue McDonnell comments on a new study that reports horses and dogs share a surprisingly common language of play.
Dr. Cindy Otto is interviewed in a fantastic multimedia story about the ovarian cancer detection research happening across Penn’s campus.
Dr. Shelley Rankin comments on how tigers at the Bronx Zoo could test positive for COVID-19.
Dr. Sue McDonnell comments on which calming supplement ingredients work and things to consider before choosing or administering a product to horses.
For Karen Cortellino, her nine-year-old boxer Sophie is more than just a companion. “There’s this bumper sticker that says, ‘Rescue dogs: Who rescued who?’” said Cortellino, a physician from New…
Penn Vet’s Dr. Julie Engiles discusses the emerging threat of novel coronavirus and zoonotic diseases.
In today’s climate change narrative, where does livestock farming fall? Penn Vet’s Dr. Zhengxia Dou discusses.
Researchers at Penn Vet are studying how cows – and their unique digestive processes – can have positive impacts on climate change.
