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Veterinary Medicine

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Avian Flu’s Recent Spread ‘Changes the Rules of the Game’

After Human Case Confirmed, UMD Expert Warns: Mammal-to-Mammal Infection Require More Safeguards

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USM Named to Top 10 of Nation’s Patent-Producing Universities

University of Maryland, College Park Awarded 59 Patents in 2023

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A Mysterious Illness Is Spreading Among Dogs Nationwide. Here’s What You Need to Know

VetMed Researcher Investigating New Canine Respiratory Disease Calls for Awareness, Quick Treatment

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Real-life Zombies, Vampires and Ghosts?

UMD Experts Weigh in on the Creatures Haunting Our Neighborhoods This Halloween

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UMD-led Study Suggests New Strategy to Fight Deadly Bacterial Infections

Targeting Proteins in MRSA Might Render ‘Superbug’ Harmless, Prevent Antibiotic Resistance

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Terps Take on Ticks

New Discoveries Offer Hope in Fight Against Lyme and Other Diseases

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UMD Researcher Develops Nasal COVID Vaccine

New Protein-based Technology Creates Immunity Where It’s Most Needed

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$2M NIH Grant Will Help Develop a New Defense Against Viral ‘Hijackers’

Researcher Seeks Unified Approach to Disarming Large Group of Pathogens Known as Enteroviruses

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One-shot Deal

NIH Grant Funds Research on Single Vaccine for Hundreds of Viruses

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How Rabies Virus Could Be Key to Fighting Lyme Disease

$3.5M NIH Grant Funds UMD-led Study to Find Vaccine for Widespread Tick-borne Illness

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Zapping Zits Goes Viral

New Approach Targets Acne-Causing Germs With Technology Based on Viruses That Kill Bacteria

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A black-legged tick glows in fluorescent hues in a microscope image.

Tracking Tick Infections in 3-D

Innovative Models Allow Study of How Pathogens Invade Vasculature, Tissues

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