CDPM News

A new study marks the first time researchers have been able to confirm human herpesvirus in lemurs via a molecular analysis.

UF veterinary students investigated a mock crime scene with animal casualties as the final project in a two-week forensic pathology program.

Dr. Heather Walden recently attended a US State Department trip with the US Mission to the UN Agencies in Rome and Vienna and FAO and IAEA.

Dr. Janet Robishaw UF College of Veterinary Medicine Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Studies and professor Janet D. Robishaw, Ph.D., was elected as a Lifetime Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, or AAAS, the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the Science…

Dr. Michael Bowie, Assistant Dean and Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Comparative, Diagnostic & Population Medicine celebrated an impressive 25 years of service at the University of Florida.

We are happy to welcome our newest team member Justin Jones to the CDPM Department at UFCVM.

The University of Florida’s Veterinary Forensic Sciences Laboratory identifies causes of death in free-roaming cats and investigates animal cruelty. In short: They fight crimes against cats.

According to University of Florida Emerging Pathogens Institute member Jim Wellehan, D.V.M., what sets bats apart isn’t black magic at all. But rather, it’s their long history of co-existing with viruses, the unique tradeoffs of flight and, perhaps most of all, a history of adapting to new pathogens.

Osteoarthritis is a serious and growing problem in dogs. Although most often diagnosed in older pets, recent studies show it begins much earlier than many realize. In fact, 20% of dogs over one year old, 40% of those under four, and an astounding 80% of dogs over eight show signs of this chronic and progressive joint disease.

Congratulations to two, well-deserving, CDPM faculty members who were awarded tenure and/or promotion from President Fuchs during the 2024-25 UF Promotion and Tenure cycle.