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Jan Eberth named head of the Department of Population Health Sciences
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Jan Eberth named head of the Department of Population Health Sciences

  • Jan Eberth has been named head of the Department of Population Health Sciences at Virginia Tech.
  • She arrives from Drexel University with NIH and American Cancer Society funded research.
  • Her goal is to broaden public health reach beyond the veterinary college to other VT departments.
  • The department will pursue a six-month strategic planning process with faculty, staff, and students.
  • Eberth emphasizes One Health and rural location as opportunities for learning and research.
  • Her leadership includes holistic mentorship and supporting junior faculty and postdocs.
  • Eberth aims to expand lung cancer screening research with multiple hospital systems.
  • Eberth plans to collaborate with the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute and the Animal Cancer Care and Research Center.
  • The appointment reflects Virginia Tech's focus on public health within a veterinary college setting.
  • Eberth resides in Blacksburg with her family and enjoys community life and hiking.
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How to navigate 'anticipatory grief' for aging pets this holiday
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health11h ago

How to navigate 'anticipatory grief' for aging pets this holiday

  • A Virginia Tech expert describes anticipatory grief as an emotional response to expected loss during the holidays.
  • Experts advise creating meaningful memories with pets, such as a holiday photo or pawprint ornament.
  • For resilience, the guidance includes quiet moments and mindful petting to manage stress with pets.
  • The article suggests honoring a pet's memory with rituals, decor, and writing to the pet.
  • The piece emphasizes seeking support and connects readers with veterinary social work resources at Virginia Tech.
  • Augusta O’Reilly, a licensed clinical social worker, leads veterinary social work at Virginia Tech’s hospital.
  • The article notes O’Reilly’s broader focus on caregiver burnout and pet-related grief.
  • The interview contact information is provided for scheduling interviews with VT News staff.
  • The story includes related content like health tips during holidays and prosthetic design for athletes as context.
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