The 50-Ton Patient
How do you study animals you can't fit on an exam table?
Curiosity Saved the Cats
The untold story of how researchers saved millions of feline lives—and helped identify HIV.
Live from Morocco
How veterinary students are learning to treat donkeys, mules and horses a world away.
Best of Breed
A renovation of the Foster Hospital expands its capacity for pets to receive first-rate care.
Prized Cows
Bovine IVF service enables New England farmers to propagate their best milkers and maintain a steady revenue stream.
Learning by Doing
New animal simulation laboratory will help train students in basic surgery and other foundational clinical skills. 
Flesh-eating Parasite Returns
After being vanquished 50 years ago, screwworms invade the Florida Keys.
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Canine ALS
Lou Gehrig’s patients could benefit from a Tufts study in dogs.
Diagnosing Liver Failure
Biopsies can often determine the cause of the disease, but that procedure carries its own risks.
Space Invaders
Brown anoles are outcompeting their native green anole relatives in south Florida.
Powered by the Sun
Two new solar installations in Grafton are expected to save Tufts up to $5.3 million over the next 20 years.
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