UGA researchers create a new tool for tracking the spread of Covid
Researchers at the University of Georgia have added a key tool for epidemiologists to track and potentially control the spread of infectious diseases such as COVID-19.
Roy Berghaus named John R. Glisson Professor
The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine (UGA CVM) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Roy Berghaus to the John R. Glisson Professorship in Veterinary Medicine. Berghaus is the head of CVM’s Department of Population Health. “It is truly a pleasure to honor Dr. Berghaus’s contributions to […]
CVM Student Spotlight
Gabi McCarthy, Class of 2028 Highlighting the incredible summer experiences of our College of Veterinary Medicine students. — This summer, UGA College of Veterinary Medicine student Gabi McCarthy is making the most of her time outside the classroom through the Georgia Veterinary Scholars Program (GVSP). Originally from Fort Mill, South […]
Pet Travel Tips from our Pet Health Experts
Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a cross-country road trip, bringing your pet along can make the journey more memorable. But before you hit the road, it’s important to ensure your furry companion stays safe and comfortable. Here are some travel and safety tips from our PHC team. Contributions […]
CVM Student Spotlight
Eva Walker-Fairchild, Class of 2027 Highlighting the incredible summer experiences of our College of Veterinary Medicine students. — We’re proud to spotlight Eva Walker-Fairchild, a rising third-year veterinary student from Charleston, South Carolina, who is pursuing her passion for mixed animal medicine through meaningful, hands-on service with the People and […]
Summer Pet Safety
Key Seasonal Risks and How to Prevent Them Contributions from Dr. Sara E. Gonzalez, DVM, MS, DABVP (Canine & Feline Practice) Summer is a time for fun and outdoor adventures with our pets, but it also brings several seasonal health hazards. Here are some summer-related risks to be aware of—and […]
One Health
A single disease is rare in humans but common in dogs. How do we find solutions to help both? A new approach to health research is looking for solutions to Cushing’s disease and other health challenges.
Spring 2025 Aesculapian Magazine: OUT NOW
Catch up with all things UGA VetMed in this special 75th Anniversary edition of the Aesculapian. Out now in print & online.
Could poverty trigger the next pandemic?
Socioeconomic factors may be a driving force behind the emergence and spread of animal-borne disease outbreaks, according to new research from the University of Georgia and Oklahoma State University. The study found that outbreaks of bacterial diseases, such as tuberculosis, plague and salmonella, were caused by things like poverty, international travel and poor […]
A Legacy of Love and Gratitude
Lou and Georgia Sobh Turn Personal Gratitude into Enduring Support for Veterinary Medicine Lou and Georgia Sobh have a long-standing relationship with the University of Georgia’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital (VTH) — one built not only on the expert care their beloved pets have received, but also on a shared commitment […]
