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at Cornell University

Advancing the health of dogs and cats through research

Current Research Projects

My lab is currently engaged in several areas of research. Click on the corresponding image below to learn more.
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Canine Longevity

Supported by the Vaika Foundation, our lab is investigating changes in immune function of dogs as they age and how a drug that may slow aging will also help to help preserve immune function.
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Immune Mediated Disease

 We are investigating mechanisms that contribute to immune-mediated disease. We are particularly interested in the impact of vitamin D on the immune system of dogs.
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Hepatocutaneous Syndrome

While this disease is rare in dogs, we believe it is more common than previously thought. This disease can be devastating to dogs and our research is helping afflicted dogs live longer.
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Feline Hyperthyroidism

To learn more about one of the most common endocrine diseases of cats, we are studying changes in metabolome and the fecal microbiome in cats with this disease. Cats being treated with radioactive iodine therapy at Cornell are eligible to enroll in the study. 

Featured Research
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OUR GOAL

Improving the health and longevity of dogs and cats.
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  • Home
  • People
  • Research Projects
    • Active HCS Studies
    • HCS/ACHES INFO
    • ACHES/HCS Stories
    • Hepatocutaneous Research Survey
  • Publications
  • Nutrition Service
    • Nutrition Consult Form
    • IVI Blend
    • Balance IT
  • Blog