Thank you to Asociacion Argentina de Inmunologia Veterinaria to invite me for this 2026 AAIV seminar! It was a pleasure to present our work on pigs as biomedical models. I really enjoyed the open discussion and questions from the audience!#AAIV#pigbiomedicalmodel@CVMResearch
Huge congratulations to our graduate student Abby and Postdoc Pepe! They were awarded the 2027 NAPRRS/NC229 ICSVD travel fellowship to present their research in Chicago!! Looking forward to another amazing conference in swine viral diseases!!
@ECrisciLab#pigresearch@CVMResearch
A big shoutout to Jeff that presented his summer research project at the Veterinary Scholars Symposium in Raleigh! This summer he worked in Dr Sano Lab to evaluate macrophages responses to pulsed electrical fields! โก๏ธWell done!! ๐๐ @CVMResearch
A big shoutout to Chiara that presented her PRRSV research summer project at the Veterinary Scholars Symposium in Raleigh! Well done! ๐ท๐๐ #pigresearch@CVMResearch#VSS2026
Crisci lab summer socialโฆ.celebrating Pepeโs PRRSV project, Abbyโs travel award, a funded NC TraCS grant, an NOI selection - Mathers, the ACVM applicationโs acceptance, Chiaraโs vet summer and Jackโs undergrad program completionโฆ ๐๐ #pigresearch@ECrisciLab
Huge congratulations to our graduate student Abby! ๐She was awarded the iPRRS travel fellowship to present her research in Barcelona, Spain!!! We are so proud of her hard work and canโt wait to see her represent our team on the international stage! @ECrisciLab@CVMResearch
CDC is closely monitoring reports of an Ebola outbreak in Ituri province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and is working closely with the Ministry of Health through our Country Office to support response efforts.
Ebola spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids of a person who is sick or has died from the disease, and early detection and response are critical to limiting transmission. CDC continues to support global public health partners in surveillance, laboratory analysis, infection prevention, and outbreak response efforts.
The risk of Ebola to the American public is considered low, and travelers should stay informed through official public health guidance while health authorities work to further characterize the virus strain and contain the outbreak.
For the first time since being eradicated in the U.S. commercial swine herd in 2004, pseudorabies (PRV) has been confirmed in herds in Iowa and Texas by the @USDA_APHIS National Veterinary Services Laboratories. https://t.co/ZUqh728Gms