A new study, supported by UK's Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, has revealed a surprising genetic twist that may explain why horses are among the most powerful endurance athletes on the planet.
The IMPACT awards recognize the groundbreaking work conducted by faculty and staff and create opportunities for transdisciplinary collaboration to occur.
The UK Gaines Center for the Humanities invites the public to the 2025 Lafayette Seminar in Public Issues, featuring Lexington Vice Mayor Dan Wu as moderator.
The event on April 22 will bring together universities and agencies from across the state to honor achievements in environmental public health and the impact for Kentucky.
The April 2 conference, hosted by the UK College of Nursing’s Bridging Research Efforts and Advocacy Toward Healthy Environments, brought together health advocates from across Kentucky.
UK researchers have conducted the most expansive study on horse owner-veterinarian relationships to date — uncovering data on spending habits, veterinary interaction and adapting to new care methods and technologies.
Darlingtina K. Esiaka has been awarded a fellowship by the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program to work with the Research Center for Ageing Cognition and Psychological Health in Nigeria.
Recent research shows that a commercially available decaffeinated coffee product containing a controlled dose of Artemisia annua may have anti-cancer properties.
Michaela Keener’s passion for the equestrian community has driven her groundbreaking work to improve equestrians’ health care access through innovative digital health systems.
