Your Dog Could Be a Golden Oldie
July 15, 2020 – Dr. Erin Hales, postdoctoral fellow with the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study, is studying genetic changes that may contribute to cancer in golden retrievers.
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Solving the Puzzle of Dogs, Environmental Toxins & Cancer
July 1, 2020 – Dr. Lauren Trepanier discusses her work looking at environmental toxins and cancer.
Ambassadors for Cancer Research
July 1, 2020 – Golden retriever owners Eric and Renee Chester talk about their hopes as participants in the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study
Saving Pangolins and Changing Lives
July 1, 2020 – All eight pangolin animal species are protected by law, but international illegal trade continues, leading to seizures and specialty rehabilitation centers.
Working Toward a Genetic Test for Heart Arrhythmias
Researchers will investigate if genetic variants can help identify horses at high risk of developing potentially fatal cardiac arrhythmias.
Developing Health and Well-being Guidelines for Air-Transported Horses
Researchers will investigate how horses are managed when transported by air to optimize their welfare, identifying factors that increase or decrease the risk of health and behavioral problems.
Studying the Effect of Obesity on Reproductive Health
Researchers will determine if being overweight or obese decreases fertility in stallions.
Understanding Gut Microbiota and Health in Black Rhinoceros
Researchers will investigate the role diet and gut microbiota plays in both health and disease sensitivity in critically endangered southern black rhinoceros.
Linking Noise Pollution to Cricket Health and Reproduction
Researchers will investigate costs of human-generated noise on crickets as a model for other invertebrates. Invertebrates make up more than 95% of all animal species on Earth and form the backbone of most healthy ecosystems.
Investigating Disease and Decline of Tundra Caribou
Research will investigate the impact of infectious disease on the widespread decline of migratory tundra caribou.