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The Storied Career of Dr. Felicia Nutter, V93

Wildlife veterinarian and epidemiologist has traversed the globe working with animals and preventing disease outbreaks

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New study says birth control could be the solution to the backyard deer boom

Associate Research Professor Allen Rutberg is quoted by Consumer Affairs about research that shows a birth control vaccine for deer is effective in managing deer populations.

Blood tests may predict response to lymphoma treatment

Assistant Professor Jillian Richmond, is quoted by Biomedical Scientist on new research into how blood tests may predict response to canine lymphoma treatment.

NightSide News Update 3/24/26

Professor Sam Telford, discusses the tick-borne illness Alpha-gal syndrome on WBZ News Radio's Nightside with Dan Rea.

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Inaugural Canine Health Discovery of the Year Award Goes to Dr. Lisa Freeman

AKC Canine Health Foundation honors Freeman’s groundbreaking research into a diet-associated heart disease in dogs

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On the Vanguard of One Health with Dr. Hellen Amuguni, VG11

A career dedicated to preventing the spread of infectious disease and empowering women and communities worldwide

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Too Many Deer in Your Area? Birth Control Could Help

It might sound fanciful, but it works, according to an urban wildlife specialist at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine

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Dr. Emmanuelle Butty Publishes Guidelines on Emerging Treatment Options for Pets with Toxicities

Hemoperfusion can clear the blood of selected toxins quickly and more safely with new technologies

Landmark Cross-Sectional Collaboration Advances Dolphin Health and Conservation

Dr. Mauricio Solano, Section Head of Diagnostic Imaging at Foster Hospital, & Dr. Cynthia Smith, V99, CEO of National Marine Mammal Foundation & Tufts Trustee, co-hosted an interdisciplinary workshop on advancing pulmonary health assessment in dolphins.