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5280: Reasons to Love Denver: Frontline Workers

“What started as a homegrown project that we had to pay for ourselves turned into a huge state-funded initiative that is going to save a lot of lives… because of this global problem you have all the best scientists in the world putting their heads together. That’s never happened before. Ever.” -Dr. Nicole Ehrhart

Colorado Sun: How genetic sequencing is helping solve the mystery of coronavirus’ spread through Colorado nursing homes

“What we saw is within facilities a lot of the same sequence, whereas within different facilities, they had a different sequence. It does look like, with the data we have so far, that they really are clustering within the same facility.” -Nicole Sexton, Ebel Lab postdoctoral fellow

Fox31: How to respond if your pet is afraid of fireworks, other loud noises

“A lot of the time we do discover fireworks cause a significant noise phobia in our veterinary patients; mainly dogs, but cats can also be affected,” said Dr. Cindy Sotelo, a small animal internal medicine resident at Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital.

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5280: Reasons to Love Denver: Frontline Workers

Colorado Sun: How genetic sequencing is helping solve the mystery of coronavirus’ spread through Colorado nursing homes

Fox31: How to respond if your pet is afraid of fireworks, other loud noises