By mdoerrNo, unfortunately they are not on public display, but it’s true: there are live jellyfish at the College of Veterinary Medicine. Currently a quartet of... |Uncategorized
By mdoerrHonors in scientific careers are somewhat rare, compared to some other occupations, but when they come, they are the more special and sometime come in... |Uncategorized
By mdoerrA new selective taught by Dr. Greg Lewbart introduced a group of excited DVM students to the concepts of conservation health in a very special... |Uncategorized
By mdoerrAnother group of 39 lucky sea turtles being cared for by the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue & Rehabilitation Center for cold stun sequelae were... |Uncategorized
By mdoerrEarly February is always a tense time for future clinicians as they anxiously await the national match results. The nation’s top veterinary candidates and programs... |Uncategorized
By mdoerrOn Friday, February 12th, NCSU faculty & students gathered in the lobby of David Clark Labs to issue a very fond farewell to Dr. Harold... |Uncategorized
By mdoerrCold Stun Syndrome, a debilitating state of hypothermia seen in sea turtles along the Atlantic coast of North America is a concern every winter. This... |Uncategorized
By mdoerrOnly at NCSU can DVM students spend the week before their winter holiday break studying the health management of marine mammals. This year the added... |Uncategorized
By mdoerrAn observant fisherman, dedicated sea turtle rehabilitators, and a highly skilled team of veterinarians combined to make it possible for a stranded loggerhead sea turtle...
