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Comparative Veterinary Oncology: Studying Canine Cancers = New Cancer Treatments for both Humans & Dogs
Our Golden Oliver led the way when our site came online in 1997. And, his valiant struggle and loss to lymphoma helped us channel our efforts in more healthful and holistic ways. Yet, even with reduce… more →
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Late cancer diagnosis kills 10,000 a year-Guardian UK.
ramanan50 wrote 3 weeks ago: Have all tests done immediately and do not postpone. Story. Up to 10,000 people die needlessly of ca … more →
Cancer Types And Causes
credulous24 wrote 1 month ago: Cancer is An abnormal growth of cells which tend to proliferate in an uncontrolled way and, in some … more →
Comparative Veterinary Oncology: Studying Canine Cancers = New Cancer Treatments for both Humans & Dogs
Rochelle Lesser wrote 3 months ago: Our Golden Oliver led the way when our site came online in 1997. And, his valiant struggle and loss … more →
Fat Pocket Watch ‘09
beybeybey wrote 3 months ago: You may know Toby from a recent, yet captivating short story that focused on his forbidden love: vib … more →
What Do a Breath Sample, a Dog and a Mammogram Have in Common?
d0gl0ver wrote 3 months ago: A dog’s sense of smell is somewhere between 1000 to 10,000 times better than that of a human. In a … more →
Diagnosing lung cancer in exhaled breath using gold nanoparticles
vascoteixeira wrote 3 months ago: Nature Nanotechnology Published online: 30 August 2009 | doi:10.1038/nnano.2009.235 Diagnosing lung … more →
New DNA test uses nanotechnology to find early signs of cancer
Environment solutions wrote 3 months ago: (Nanowerk News) Using tiny crystals called quantum dots, Johns Hopkins researchers have developed a … more →
A very sad day . . . Dog Loving Senator Ted Kennedy has died.
Rochelle Lesser wrote 3 months ago: I hear that the Obama family fell in love with Senator Kennedy’s Porties, so inspiring their b … more →
Cancer Screening: Does It Really Save Lives?
HungerForHealth wrote 5 months ago: Rex Says: This is a controversial article from Dr. Whitaker I’m posting, but that doesn’ … more →
Gold Nanoparticles for Cancer Cell Detection
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dhabachat wrote 6 months ago: When I posted my article on Gold Nanoparticles, my thoughts were that all the ‘major’ bi … more →
PROSTATE PREDICTION: Adding prostate cancer antigen 3 to serum PSA improves diagnosis
Jim Tucker wrote 6 months ago: JUNE 24: URO TODAY: Adding prostate cancer antigen 3 to serum PSA improves prostate cancer predictio … more →
Identifying Non-coding RNA Targets for Cancer Early Detection and Prevention
thindes57 wrote 6 months ago: Funding Source: National Institutes of Health Funding Type: Discretionary Total Available: N/A Awa … more →
PROSTATE PROGNOSIS: German company will report on biomarker's prognostic accuracy
Jim Tucker wrote 6 months ago: MAY 31: PRESSEMITTEILUNG: A German molecular diagnostics company developing cancer detection produc … more →
Cancer Schmancer
aliekat55 wrote 8 months ago: I was listening to Fran Dreschler on Sunday night on the radio. She was either on npr or Cspan, the … more →
Dr. Bauer’s Biological Trojan Horse - A Great New Cancer Treatment
Rochelle Lesser wrote 9 months ago: In the Greek tale of the Trojan horse, soldiers hid inside a large wooden horse, which was then plac … more →
Quadruple screening best for mammogram review
JBBC wrote 9 months ago: The following report appears in British Journal of Cancer and provides more evidence of the importan … more →
Pet Owner's Guide to Cancer: Cornell Video Series
Rochelle Lesser wrote 11 months ago: The Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine’s Partners in Animal Health, in partners … more →
Thursday / Early Cancer Detection: Almost Non-Existant
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againseminoma wrote 11 months ago: Wired magazine has a really good article about cancer: Why Early Detection Is the Best Way to Beat C … more →
November is Canine Cancer Awareness Month
metrowestdog wrote 1 year ago: As a person who has lost 2 dogs to cancer within the last 6 years it’s no surprise to learn th … more →
