“I wasn’t nervous. I was super-excited!” said Nolen-Walston, a Penn Vet associate professor of large animal internal medicine. “You start at 5 AM, and it’s the most exciting, wonderful feeling.…
Balancing clinical care with scientific inquiry, Penn Vet’s Amy Johnson leads efforts to decode the complexities of neurologic diseases in horses
Mary A. Robinson, VMD, PhD, DACVCP, University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine (Penn Vet) assistant professor of Veterinary Pharmacology and director of the New Bolton Center Equine Pharmacology Research…
