Battling Bird Flu’s Unlikely New Target: America’s Dairy Herds
The University of Minnesota’s College of Veterinary Medicine has emerged as a key player in this unfolding story, securing significant federal funding through a cooperative agreement with the USDA. The multimillion-dollar grant supports collaborative projects aimed at tracking transmission patterns and developing mitigation strategies for highly pathogenic avian influenza in dairy herds—research that could prove vital for protecting both animal health and the nation’s food supply.
She Moved to Ireland for Vet School — You Won’t Believe What Happened Next!
At just 23 years old, McKenna Ullsperger is already making waves in the world of veterinary medicine. Currently in her second year at University College Dublin, McKenna’s journey from Northern Virginia to State College, Pennsylvania, and finally across the ocean to Ireland is not only a testament to her passion for animals, but also to her adventurous spirit and relentless drive.
When Your Job Dims Your Light: How to Know It’s Time to Leave
You’re talented, driven, and full of ideas—but your management team stifles your potential. They dismiss your contributions, take credit for your work, or pressure you to stay small to avoid "rocking the boat." It’s exhausting, demoralizing, and worst of all, it makes you question your worth.
The Power of No: Why Saying It More Often Is the Ultimate Act of Self-Respect
We live in a world that glorifies "yes." Yes to extra projects. Yes to social obligations. Yes to favors we don’t have the bandwidth for. We say yes out of guilt, fear of missing out, or the desire to please—until we’re stretched so thin that resentment, exhaustion, and burnout take over.
The Radical Act of Self-Care: Why Taking Time for Yourself Isn’t Selfish—It’s Essential
In a world that glorifies "hustle culture" and wears burnout like a badge of honor, self-care has somehow become a guilty pleasure—a whispered confession rather than a non-negotiable priority. We apologize for taking mental health days, feel shame for saying no to extra commitments, and wear exhaustion as proof of our dedication. But what if we reframed self-care not as indulgence, but as the foundation of a sustainable, joyful life?
Real Talk with Dr. Jessica Trice and Dr. Jennifer Remnes: The Secret to Thriving in Veterinary Medicine Without Doing It All!
Veterinary medicine is a demanding field, but what if the secret to being the best vet you can be is not doing it all? In their new show, Real Talk, Dr. Jessica Trice and Dr. Jennifer Remnes of Vetique Chicago are turning the tables on traditional veterinary success. They're bringing a fresh perspective on how to thrive in this high-pressure industry — and it all starts with compassion for yourself.