“This… avian influenza has the potential to become a major problem to humans,” Adel Talaat, a professor of pathobiological sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, told The Daily Beast.
Bill’s guest is Michelle Milanova. Michelle is a fourth year student at the UW Vet school and is the Chapter President of PrideSVMC. PrideSVMC is a veterinary student LGBTQ+ organization.
Several companies have shown artificial meat is indeed beyond the realm of impossibility. Beyond and Impossible are two faux meat brands you likely see in restaurants and in stores. The quest continues to create more similar products that are edible, replicate the texture of meat, and taste good. Part of that effort is happening right here in Madison, at the University of Wisconsin.
A research team led by Dr. David Gamm from the University of Wisconsin, Madison has been experimenting with growing human eye cells in culture.
Dr. Keith Poulsen, Wisconsin delegate, directs the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and teaches at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine. He said that older veterinarians have to remember that the younger generations are very different.
Scientists from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in the US have coaxed light-sensitive eye cells grown in a lab to reconnect after separation, an important step for transplantation into patients to treat various eye diseases.
Dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine at UW Madison, Mark Markel tells us about the veterinary shortage happening in Wisconsin and across the nation.
In November, DAS began working with the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine experts to build an ambitious plan to create a ‘clean break’ in its building and stop the spread of illness.
Over his 30 years as a clinical researcher, Dr Vail has seen tremendous leaps forward in the understanding and treatment of cancer and some of that can be traced back to agriculture research.
Dr. Sandra Newbury is the director of the shelter medicine program at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine. She said when it comes to keeping their pets happy and healthy, dog owners want to take a lesson from the past three years and social distancing.