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Curated external reading related to canine tumors, veterinary oncology, cancer research, and pet health. This feed is for discovery and source-following only and is intentionally separated from Dog Tumor Magazine posts, Dog Tumor Journal entries, Guides, and Directory entries.
Dr. Douglas Thamm named new holder of the Stuart Presidential Chair in Oncology
In a small but meaningful celebration, the Stuart Presidential Chair in Oncology passed from Dr. Susan Lana, the director of CSU’s Robert H. and Mary G. Flint Animal…
Read sourceFrom Diagnosis to Goodbye: Navigating Dog Cancer Grief and End-of-Life Care
There’s a moment that changes everything. It might happen in a quiet exam room, during a phone call, or while reading test results that feel difficult to understand.…
Read sourceHow FidoCure Research is Rewriting the Rules for Dogs with Hemangiosarcoma
Pet parents who hear the devastating diagnosis of hemangiosarcoma (HSA) in their beloved dogs face a grim timeline and limited options. Known as one of the deadliest canine…
Read sourceThe Ann and Lawrence G. Laiks Canine Cancer Fund Fuels Impactful Research
The continued support of the Ann and Lawrence G. Laiks Canine Cancer Fund has allowed the Flint Animal Cancer Center to conduct impactful research that promises to make…
Read sourceDisenfranchised Grief: Why Losing a Pet Can Hurt So Deeply and Feel So Lonely
Grief is often thought of as something that follows the loss of a human loved one. There are rituals for it, language for it, and social permission to…
Read source418: Practically perfect ophthalmology tips
Eye problems can stump even seasoned GPs, but they don't have to. On this episode of Vet Blast Podcast, host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, sits down with veterinary…
Read source419: Rewarding and Retaining Your Staff in a Transition
This episode is sponsored by Monarch Practice Transitions On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360, host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, sits down with Chris…
Read sourceWhy Genetic Testing Matters Before Using Targeted Small Molecule Therapies in Cancer Treatment
Lucas Rodrigues, DVM, MS, PhDHead of Veterinary Research at FidoCure Precision medicine has revolutionized human oncology by enabling treatments tailored to the unique genetic makeup of each tumor.…
Read source420: In the Beam: Veterinary Laser Therapy
This episode is sponsored by INDIBA | K-LaserOn this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360, host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, sits down with Ryan McKenzie,…
Read sourceFDA Approves Laverdia: A New Oral Treatment for Dogs With Lymphoma
Laverdia vs. Tanovea: Key Differences in Canine Lymphoma Treatment A diagnosis of lymphoma can stop dog parents in their tracks. Whether you’re facing this for the first time…
Read sourceOncology
Oncology Canine, Exotics/Wildlife, Feline rmk284 Tue, 12/12/2017 – 14:10 69 Meet Our SpecialistsThe oncology service at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals offers comprehensive consultation, diagnostic services, staging…
Read sourceThe Flint Animal Cancer Center Advances Precision Veterinary Cancer Care
Colorado State University’s Flint Animal Cancer Center has reached an important milestone in its mission to deliver world-class cancer treatment for companion animals. The new Varian Edge linear accelerator is now open and…
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