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Cancer in Dogs Offers Insights for Humans
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14 August 2015 - 9:16 am
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This was on our Puppy Up page (Canine cancer fund raiser).  I found the article pretty interesting.  I had read about Pac-1 when I was treating Sassy but it was too far to go to Univ IL every week or so to be in the study and they wouldn't let Dr Boyer do it.

Cancer in Dogs Offers Insights for Humans

Comparative Oncology Reveals Canine/Human Similarities, Points to New Treatments

 

http://www.gene...../77900488/

 

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05/04/2006 -  Bosch, Sassy's pal, earned his wings 03/29/19  fought cancer for 4 months.

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Thanks for sharing Michelle, we thought it was a great article too.

Ultimately, fighting canine cancers and translating those insights to humans will require integrating clinical trials for pets into translational cancer research and development. Coordinating such trials is the work of the Comparative Oncology Trials Consortium (COTC), a network of 20 academic comparative oncology centers managed by the Comparative Oncology Program, a resource launched by the NCI’s Center for Cancer Research.

For more info about comparative oncology, check out our Tripawd Talk Radio episode:

Advances in Comparative Oncology Research

And of course for Puppy Up! info check out our recent Tripawd News Blog post:

Canine Osteosarcoma Scientist Receives $96,000 Grant from PuppyUp Foundation

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