Department of Clinical Sciences

This spring's last faculty board meeting is over. After some decisions, information points and discussions, a well-deserved summer now awaits all participants. Decisions taken The board decided to

The goal of this project is to develop a new method where the effects of toxic chemicals on the early embryonic development can be assessed without experimental animals. It may be possible to predict

In today's modern society, with an increasingly sedentary lifestyle, regular physical activity is important for people's physical and mental health. Despite this, the proportion of sedentary people

marten.granert@slu.se The Department of Animal Nutrition and Management is in the process of recruiting a professor in ruminant nutrition and invites one candidate for trial lecture. The theme of

marten.granert@slu.se The Department of Animal Nutrition and Management is in the process of recruiting a professor in ruminant nutrition and invites one candidate for trial lecture. The theme of

Great progress is being made today in human medical diagnostics with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). In human medicine AI is for example used to interpret ultrasound and X-rays. In

High-quality clinical research for dogs and cats is crucial for the sustainable development of the animal health sector, with high quality of care and high patient safety. Veterinary clinical

Cancer in various forms affects dogs as well as humans. More than half of all dogs over the age of 10 are diagnosed with cancer. Health information from more than 350,000 Swedish dogs, compiled from

Nils Fall susanne.pettersson@slu.se Head of Department and Researcher FLK, Veterinary Epidemiology, Department of Clinical Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences My main

Dissertation: Pure white gold - Subclinical mastitis in dairy camels in Kenya with special focus on Streptococcus agalactiae fun-vh@slu.se Dinah Seligsohn defends her thesis 'Pure white gold -

Dissertation: Pure white gold - Subclinical mastitis in dairy camels in Kenya with special focus on Streptococcus agalactiae fun-vh@slu.se Dinah Seligsohn defends her thesis 'Pure white gold -

Acute puerperal metritis affects cows during the early postpartum period and causes fever, fetid vaginal discharge and general depression. The disease is severe and treatment with antimicrobials is