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Research by the Dick Vet’s Medicine Team, along with colleagues at the Royal Veterinary College, has offered insight into why dogs may suffer from neurological abnormalities as a common complication from liver disease.

Professor Heather C Whalley | The University of Edinburgh

https://edwebprofiles.ed.ac.uk/profile/dr-heather-whalley

Centre for Genomic and Experimental Medicine

Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences

Email: heather.whalley@ed.ac.uk

Dr Heather Whalley is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences, University of Edinburgh.

Rahul Velineni | Clinical Surgery | Clinical Surgery

https://surgery.ed.ac.uk/staff/profiles/rahul-velineni

Mr Velineni was appointed as a Consultant Vascular Surgeon at Royal Infirmary in 2021 and is active within all areas of vascular surgery with particular interests in renal access, lower extremity salvage, carotid disease, aortic disease and venous

Dog study shapes plan to wipe out rabies | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies

https://vet.ed.ac.uk/news-events/archive/2016news/rabies-280116

Rabies could be eradicated from street dogs in India with the help of a new smartphone app, a study has shown.

Iain Nixon | Clinical Surgery | Clinical Surgery

https://surgery.ed.ac.uk/staff/staff/iain-nixon

His clinical interests include head and neck and thyroid surgery with a focus on research in to oncological and functional outcomes for this patient group. As an Honorary Clinical Reader and NRS Fellow, he is an active principle investigator on both