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Osteosarcoma looks very similar in dogs and people so if we can show improvement in care in one species, then that may translate to help the other species as well.” – Dr. Paul Woods

OVC professor leads research into how artificial intelligence can become a safe and effective tool for veterinary diagnostic imaging

Ontario Veterinary College professor Dr. Giannina Descalzi is one of three University of Guelph researchers awarded project grant funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.

Researchers at the University of Guelph's Ontario Veterinary College are studying joint health in horses and the regenerative possibilities of stem cell therapy to help unlock answers for our equine companions with the aim to ultimately translate those solutions to human health.

The first of its kind in Canada, Bench to Bedside will enhance collaborations between U of G scientists conducting benchtop translational research and veterinary clinician-scientists caring for companion animals to improve therapeutics and treatments for conditions that naturally occur in both humans and animals.