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Male and female lions resting on large boulders

Kamaia the lion had his "massively enlarged" spleen removed Friday, but he couldn't have done it without the help of a blood transfusion from his brother Dinari.

Cummings School veterinarians are mentioned in this Boston.com story for assisting with the surgery of a lion at Franklin Park Zoo.

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Clinical research at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine

Dean Alastair Cribb spotlights Cummings School’s robust clinical trial research in the American Journal of Veterinary Research.

Students from the medical, dental, and veterinary schools at the Comparative Anatomy Exchange Day, or CadEx, an interdisciplinary event focused on One Health

Unforgettable Anatomy Lessons with a One Health Focus

At Comparative Anatomy Exchange Day, graduate and professional students across Tufts gain hands-on experience and teach each other what they’re learning about human and animal anatomy

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Dedicated to Student Support

Q&A with Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Chad Argotsinger

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Welcome to the herd: Kumari Andarawewa

Sri Lanka native and outer space enthusiast appointed associate clinical professor in Department of Comparative Pathobiology

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Change Agent

Guam native Esther Lam, VG19, drafted bill protecting animal welfare in her homeland

An Uptick in Ticks

Professor Sam Telford shared advice with NIH News in Health about taking precautions against ticks when outside this summer.

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Treating Opioid Use Disorder

Tufts Cummings School and Medical School collaborating on research of novel treatment to address crisis

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Pet risk: Climate making summer walks risky at times in Worcester. It'll get worse.

Associate professor Elizabeth Rozanski shared with the Telegram & Gazette the dangers that extreme heat can have on your pets.