Animals as a Gateway to Science
Cummings faculty capitalize on kids’ affinity for animals to foster diversity in veterinary medicine and other STEM fields
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Clinical Case Challenge: Cervical Abscess in a Dog
History A 7-year-old, neutered male Labrador retriever is presented on an emergency basis for a swelling in the ventral mid-cervical region that ...
Q&A with IVM Alumna Carla Stoffel, V16, D.V.M.
"The Post Graduate Certificate opened my mind to the opportunities and possibilities for helping people and animals around the world, outside of general practice."
Q&A with IVM Alumnus R. Emerson Tuttle V15, D.V.M./MA
"The Post Graduate Certificate experience allowed me to gain exposure to the various types of career paths that one can pursue and broadened my perspective to be more inclusive of ideas and approaches to problem-solving that are different than my own."
Q&A with IVM Alumna Katharine Hope Gordon V05, D.V.M.
"The Post Graduate Certificate was a good stepping stone for gaining experience in international medicine and field work. It was valuable in terms of connecting to similarly-minded vets and students who were interested in conservation medicine globally."
Q&A with IVM Alumni Misha Park Robyn V09, D.V.M., MPH, DACVPM
"I consider the work I did to earn an IVM certificate to be some of the most important learning experiences I had in my life."
Dr. Saul Tzipori’s Journey
“My journey started 60 years ago,” began Dr. Saul Tzipori, “I was 15 years old, growing up in Israel.”
The Most Important Disease You’ve Never Heard Of
A handful of labs in the world, including one at Tufts’ veterinary school, hunt for a cure for a debilitating parasitic infection that afflicts over 200 million people
Cummings School Review 2022
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