Kevin J. Cummings

Professor
Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM

Kevin J. Cummings serves as Professor in Public and Ecosystem Health at Cornell University.

98 publications
1,916 citations
27 h-index
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Recent Papers (10)
2026-08-01 · Preventive Veterinary Medicine · Clinical Biochemistry
Removing Cost Barriers May Increase Feline Culture Rates but Has Limited Impact on Antibiogram Representativeness
Casey L. CazerProf Asst, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Robert GoggsProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Cassandra GuarinoAsst Professor of Practice, Population Med & Diagnostic Sci DEPT · CVM
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Craig AltierProfessor, Population Med & Diagnostic Sci DEPT · CVM
Laura B. GoodmanProf Asst, Baker Institute for Animal Health DEPT · CVM
2026-06-18 · The ISME Journal · Biotechnology
Motile and non-motile Listeria species adopt distinct ecological and evolutionary strategies to achieve broad geographic ranges across soil ecosystems
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Martin WiedmannProfessor, Food Science · CALS
2026-06-12 · American Journal of Veterinary Research · Food Science
Fecal Campylobacter jejuni shedding in healthy dogs and dogs with acute diarrhea in central New York
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Patrick C. CarneyProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Robert GoggsProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Laura B. GoodmanProf Asst, Baker Institute for Animal Health DEPT · CVM
2026-06-10 · Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation · Food Science
Inter-laboratory optimization for the detection of Campylobacter jejuni in canine fecal samples using gyrA PCR
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Laura B. GoodmanProf Asst, Baker Institute for Animal Health DEPT · CVM
2026-04-15 · Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation · Food Science
Comparison of PCR and culture for detection of Campylobacter jejuni in canine feces
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Laura B. GoodmanProf Asst, Baker Institute for Animal Health DEPT · CVM
2026-01-09 · Biotechnology
Motile and non-motile Listeria species adopt distinct genomic and ecological strategies to achieve broad geographic ranges in soil
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Martin WiedmannProfessor, Food Science · CALS
2025-12-25 · Infectious Medicine · Surgery
Antimicrobial resistance and virulence patterns of Helicobacter pylori among patients with suspected peptic ulcer disease in disenfranchised settings
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
2025-12-17 · American Journal of Veterinary Research
Use of the Salmonella Dublin ELISA demonstrates varying seroprevalence across age groups at dairy heifer–raising facilities in New York
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Cassandra GuarinoAsst Professor of Practice, Population Med & Diagnostic Sci DEPT · CVM
2025-11-04 · Applied and Environmental Microbiology · Molecular Medicine
Evidence of transmission and dissemination of diverse bla NDM-5 -producing Escherichia coli clones between refugee and host communities and their environment: a multicenter cross-sectional study
Casey L. CazerProf Asst, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Kathryn J. FiorellaProf Assoc, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
2025-10-08 · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association · Surgery
Antimicrobial use in equine patients at a veterinary teaching hospital in the northeastern United States reveals opportunities for enhanced stewardship
Kevin J. CummingsProfessor, Public and Ecosystem Health DEPT · CVM
Gillian A. PerkinsClinical Professor, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM