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Illinois Public Media (Sept. 10) – To help address the need [for donated blood products], the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine hosted a blood drive on Wednesday, Sept. 9 — part of the We Give Blood Challenge, which aims to raise awareness about the national shortage and encourage people to donate.

The U of I is joining other Big Ten schools in t...


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It may not be intuitive when you consider our geographic location, but the Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine plays a prominent role in the field of zoological medicine.

Last year nearly 500 people attended the American Association of Zoo Veterina...


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A lot of veterinary students spend the summer after their first or second year in the DVM program gaining experience in a veterinary clinic. Some, however, devote their summer break to exploring a lesser-traveled veterinary career path: research.

“The


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Primary care veterinarians are often called upon when a neonatal calf with diarrhea is doing poorly. Often traditional feeding methods cannot keep up with the calf’s hydration needs, leading them to surrender to decreased immune function and malabsorption of nutrients.

Deciding whether to intervene with oral tube feedings, subcutaneous fluid therapy or placing an in...


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Most people are familiar with the poten­tial hazards associated with handling chemotherapy medications. However, there are other medications that can pose significant risks to people handling them, and these hazards...


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