Canine Cancer

[...] , Kanzius was one of those kids who built radios from scratch, so he knew the hidden power of radio waves. Sick from chemo, he got out of bed, went to the kitchen, and started to build a radio wave [...]

[...] metal into cancer cells, you can cook them with radio waves without damaging healthy tissue. So he started playing around with his wife’s pie tins to try [...]

[...] to the FDA. "This cancer drug approval for dogs is an important step forward for veterinary medicine," Bernadette Dunham, director of FDA's center for veterinary medicine, said in a [...]

[...] lung tumors than their long-nosed counterparts. "Researchers at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon also delved into the question of whether cigarette smoke affects overall [...]

[...] of precision to tumors in the legs of dogs with osteosarcoma. The College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences' Varian Trilogy Linear Accelerator, a highly advanced machine [...]

[...] MD Anderson Children's Cancer Hospital in Houston and Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in College Station. Using a T-cell therapy developed at MD Anderson Children's Cancer [...]

[...] our faucets after being treated with chemicals such as chlorine -- has been associated with bladder cancer in people. But the study, which was led by Dr. Lorraine Backer of the Centers for Disease [...]

[...] these words from their veterinarians. I heard them when my dog, Izzie, was diagnosed with bladder cancer. From that moment, life became an emotional roller coaster as my whole focus shifted toward [...]

[...] , he told ZooToo.com that since losing Malcolm he has, "devoted the rest of my life to canine cancer, to raising awareness for it." I lost my Rhodesian Ridgeback mix, Bismarck, to an [...]

[...] Denver - Veterinary oncologists from two leading canine cancer research centers, at Colorado State University and Cornell University, participated in a [...]

[...] on early detection,” she said. Another way to fight the disease is through supporting cancer research for pets and people. Funds for research will be raised through sales of Pet Cancer [...]

[...] even a college degree-has come up with what may be one of the most promising breakthroughs in cancer research in years? Well it's true, and if you think it sounds improbable, consider this: he did it [...]

[...] -practice veterinarians. However, the procedure has never before been routinely offered as a cancer therapy for the canine community, he said. [...]

[...] ;M. "The owners were also very pleased to be supporting research that may further enhance cancer therapy in humans and pets with cancer." [...]

[...] that is developing products based on patented/proprietary technology in the areas of cancer diagnosis, imaging and therapy. The technology identifies a cancer marker known as RECAF(tm), [...]

[...] do the best your can. Your dog or cat will never ask for more. Keep in mind that not every cancer diagnosis is a death sentence. The amount of time you can buy for your companion will vary depending [...]

[...] veterinarian visits to monitor pets for early signs of the disease. This year’s National Pet Cancer Awareness Month is VPI’s fourth campaign since the company launched the initiative in 2005. The [...]