Supporting animal and human health research
With the health of animals and humans so closely linked, our future depends on veterinarians who will help us better understand and track diseases to prevent our next pandemic.
Our veterinarians, clinicians and researchers are novel thinkers, problem solvers and leaders. They are the people with the skills to make urgent breakthroughs in animal and human healthcare when the world needs it most.
Whether it’s our food security, the spread of zoonotic diseases such as SARS-CoV-2, Ebola and Zika, or the role animals play in therapy and our mental health, the wellbeing of animals and humans are inseparable. Our research at the University of Liverpool is tackling these issues.
The Professor Barrie Edwards Memorial Fund is funding colic research to give horses the best chance of survival.
Colic research at the University is continuing to strive to understand more about why various types of colic develop, ways in which colic may be prevented and how we can give horses the best chance of survival. Find out how you can support this research.