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01/25/2012 Home Page One Health Advocates Have a New Way to Connect On the One Health Commission Website

AMES, Iowa – The One Health Commission, a globally focused organization dedicated to the improved health of people, domestic animals, wildlife, plants and the environment has launched a newly redesigned website where people can share accomplishments and ideas using the One Health approach for global health benefits. The site address is www.onehealthcommission.org.
01/13/2012 Home Page ISU Veterinarian’s Research is Inspiration for LEGO League Project on Food Safety

When the eight-member team of 4-Hers from Plymouth County competes in Saturday’s FIRST Lego League Competition, ISU associate professor and veterinarian H. Scott Hurd and three of his children, will be in the crowd cheering them on.
01/06/2012 Home Page ISU Alumnus Receives Honorary Degree from One of the World’s Oldest Veterinary Colleges

Iowa State University alumnus, Dr. Marcus E. Kehrli, Jr., was one of seven world-renowned veterinarians awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Liège in Belgium. The prestigious Honoris Causa Doctor insignia was bestowed during the fall celebration of the 175th anniversary of the university’s faculty. Established in 1836, the veterinary college at the University of Liège is one of the oldest in the world.
12/18/2011 Home Page Vet Med Researcher Honored for Distinguished Efforts to Advance Science
12/05/2011 Home Page ISU Researchers Advocate Providing Pain Relief at Castration; Study Cites Animal Health and Welfare Benefits

Researchers from Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine completed a study demonstrating for the first time that providing pain relief to calves before castration reduces the incidence of disease over 28 days after the procedure.
12/05/2011 VDL ISU Researchers Advocate Providing Pain Relief at Castration; Study Cites Animal Health and Welfare Benefits

Researchers from Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine completed a study demonstrating for the first time that providing pain relief to calves before castration reduces the incidence of disease over 28 days after the procedure.
12/05/2011 VDPAM ISU Researchers Advocate Providing Pain Relief at Castration; Study Cites Animal Health and Welfare Benefits

Researchers from Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine completed a study demonstrating for the first time that providing pain relief to calves before castration reduces the incidence of disease over 28 days after the procedure.
11/18/2011 Home Page New Veterinary Ophthalmologist Joins Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center
11/18/2011 VMC New Veterinary Ophthalmologist Joins Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center
11/16/2011 Home Page Hill Receives 2011 Science with Practice Award from ISU’s College of Veterinary Medicine

Howard T. Hill, DVM, received the Science with Practice Award from Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. The award, presented at the 19th Annual Swine Diseases Conference in Ames, Iowa, Nov. 10-11, recognizes exemplary integration of science and the art of veterinary practice to benefit swine productivity and welfare.