Health & Wellness

OSU veterinarian honors late friend’s legacy with free pet vaccine clinic

By Theresa Hogue on April 20, 2026

When Dr. Lilian Wong was a veterinary student at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, she occasionally crossed paths with fellow student Amy Pelton. Still, they never had a chance to really connect. But during her fourth year, when Wong’s puppy Macey, was diagnosed with a cardiac condition and needed heart surgery, Pelton suddenly became very important in her life.

10 Questions With… College of Pharmacy graduate student Antony Jozić and Gaurav Sahay, professor of pharmaceutical sciences

By Theresa Hogue on March 30, 2026

10 Questions With… College of Pharmacy graduate student Antony Jozić and Gaurav Sahay, professor of pharmaceutical sciences, who together recently released a study on drug delivery and genetic therapy

OSU researchers advance drug-delivery technology with near-universal disease application

By Molly Rosbach on March 27, 2026

In Hong Moulton’s lab at the Oregon State University Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine, researchers are creating delivery systems to get specially designed molecules called morpholinos directly into cells where they can block or alter the genetic expression associated with diseases.