University of Georgia Veterinary Teaching Hospital
The areas of research focus for graduate students in CBS are exceptionally diverse, including translational medicine, vector-borne diseases, epidemiology and
Basic Information
- Category: Veterinary Teaching Hospital
- Founded: 1946
- Headquarters: Athens, GA
- Website: vet.uga.edu
Documented Facts
- Phone: 7065423000 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2025-10-27T23:36:28.284Z
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The areas of research focus for graduate students in CBS are exceptionally diverse, including translational medicine, vector-borne diseases, epidemiology and
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