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What Are Mitochondria? How Cell "Powerhouses" Affect Animal Health and Disease

Mitochondria are tiny structures inside cells that convert nutrients and oxygen into energy (ATP). In pets and people, they power the heart, brain, muscles and other organs, regulate cell life and death, and play a key role in aging and disease.
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Morris Animal Foundation Funds 23 New Veterinary Student Scholars

June 24, 2026 — Morris Animal Foundation has awarded grants to 23 promising veterinary students from around the globe through the latest round of its Veterinary Student Scholar program.
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What the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Tells Us About Dog Health

April 23, 2026 — Fourteen years, more than 3,000 golden retrievers, and a dataset unlike anything else in veterinary medicine — here's what the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study has found, and why the most important discoveries may still be ahead.
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