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Study Shows that Lymphoma in Dogs and Humans is Almost Identical
Comparative oncologists have been investigating the links between canine and human cancers to develop effective treatments for both. They believe dogs with spontaneously occurring cancers are especially relevant models for human cancers because dogs and people share the same water, breathe the same air, and in some households eat the same food. One of the most common subtypes of cancer, lymphoma, appears to be identical in both dogs and people.
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Radiation Side Effects for Veterinarians.
One of the goals of radiation oncology, both in people and in animals, is to use technology to minimize side effects to when treating with radiation. However, there are many situations where we cannot or do not want to completely avoid normal tissues.
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The VetOlympics 2013
Veterinarians and the staff of local hospitals are invited to send their best to compete for pride and for glory in the 1st Annual VetOlympics. Teams of 5 shall participate and compete in interactive and "intellectual" events.
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