The Cornell Veterinary Podcast Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

As the Cornell Lisa K. Yang Center for Wildlife Health’s wild carnivore health specialist, Dr. Martin Gilbert travels the world studying endangered wildlife and finding practical solutions to protect them. Tune in to hear about his adventures with rhinos, dholes, tigers and more.

Dr. Parminder Basran, a radiation oncology physicist brings his background in human medicine and artificial intelligence to the field veterinary medicine—raising exciting possibilities and important questions around this relatively untapped technology.

As a professor of genomics and department chair, Dr. Praveen Sethupathy ’03 has a passion for making connections—whether its between genes and disease or between people with different backgrounds and belief systems.

John Loftus, D.V.M.’12, uses his nutrition and immunology research to help his patients--from comparing different dog food diets, to understanding the importance of Vitamin D, to helping cats with feline hyperthyroidism.

Cornell has a strong history in reproductive biology going back to the early 40s, making discoveries on hormone cycles and IVF methods, and inventing the Pap smear. Dr. Paula Cohen builds on this legacy through her work in improving human reproduction and male contraception--two major hurdles in science and health today.

Dr. Krysten Schuler spends her days working to protect New York State's wildlife from diseases like bear mange, deadly fungus in salamanders, and chronic wasting disease in white-tailed deer.