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Three veterinarians perform a surgical procedure.

Full-speed ahead

Intern Tasha Faletti, VI23, gains research experience and publishes paper on path toward surgical residency

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Welcome aboard: Emily Brinker

Appointed assistant clinical professor in Department of Comparative Pathobiology

an individual wearing a white shirt and khaki pants stands outside by a sign reading “David McGrath Veterinary Teaching Laboratory”

Welcome aboard: Ekele Ikpegbu

Nigeria native appointed assistant teaching professor in Department of Comparative Pathobiology

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Ready to Launch

Externships through Cummings School’s Master of Science in Conservation Medicine program help prepare individuals to address urgent environmental issues

Mosquitoes: Fact and Fiction on Bite Prevention

Expert Sam R. Telford, III, from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine debunks and confirms the best advice for a mosquito-free summer

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Can Dogs Eat Raspberries?

Associate Professor Deb Linder spoke with Rover about feeding your dog raspberries, a popular summertime fruit.

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Lifelong Learner Driven to Teach

Q&A with Veterinary Radiologist Mauricio Solano

Petting a Dog for Just a Few Minutes Can Reduce Stress and Increase Happy Hormones

People Magazine highlights a recent NPR story on how dogs reduce stress, pulling in a quote from Associate Professor Megan Mueller

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In Search of a Smile

Q&A with Tufts at Tech Dentistry VTS Kate Zukowski