News Archive

O-antigen from B. parapertussis may drastically improve whooping cough vaccine efficacy against B. parapertussis.

Recent work by workers in Eric Harvill's lab in the center suggest ways to improving the vaccine for whooping cough. Examining the antigens expressed by B. parapertussis, a relative of B. pertussis which is responsible for whooping cough, they find that the O-antigen could be a critical component of future vaccines for this disease.

Use of deer urine as hunting lure could spread CWD

IID student publishes photo in Daily Collegian

Science writer calls Toxicology a "Can't Miss Career"

Penn State alum to speak on careers in industry, drug discovery

Scheduling for Fall 2009

Know your date for Fall scheduling!

Pathobiology Graduate Department Congratulates Two of Their Students with Awards won.

Congratulating Mankit Law and Danny Bruce with their wins from the College of Agricultural Sciences Gamma Sigma Delta Undergraduate and Graduate Annual Research Expo.

Grad Student wins Best Poster Abroad

Sanhong Yu wins Best Poster while attending Symposium

Pennsylvania Fair Animal Health Requirements

Lack of livestock vets a matter of food safety

NEBRASKA: Neb. game officials find 22 CWD cases in deer

Contagious Equine Metritis (CEM) Outbreak in the United States

Influenza H1N1 (Swine Flu) Resouce Center

Follow the links on this page to learn more about swine flu, how the virus is transmitted, symptoms among pigs and humans, swine-herd biosecurity, prevention and treatment, and related topics.

AWARDS

Clinical trial of vitamin D supplementation in Chron’s disease patients will start May 2009.

Jeffrey M. Peters gives a lecture in the WALS seminar series at NIH

Center Students win 1st and 2nd Prize

Man Kit Law and Danny Bruce have won 1st and 2nd prize in annual graduate research fair of the College of Agricultural Sciences.

First Annual Alumni Family Tailgate September 20th vs. Temple

2008 Toxicology graduates proceed to careers, graduate programs

December graduate collects three degrees

Brooke Osborne is headed to graduate school after finishing Penn State with bachelors degrees in Toxicology, Spanish, and International Studies.