September 30, 2004

Located on the campus of Michigan State University, the Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health (DCPAH) brings together under one roof laboratories and scientists all with one common goal: To protect the health and well-being of our human and animal populations.

This unique facility will be used by scientists from MSU and the Michigan departments of Agriculture and Natural Resources to assist in the surveillance and detection of diseases such as bovine tuberculosis and rabies, as well as diseases that have yet to make their mark in Michigan such as chronic wasting disease and foot-and-mouth disease.

> press release - MSU
> Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health - website

September 30, 2004 East Lansing, MI