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Breakthrough in dog genome research a boon for humans
Mar 8, 2021
Dogs and people like to share everything, from long walks and playing fetch in the yard to naps and meals. Research has shown we’re so connected we even have certain genes in common. But there’s something else we share that’s not so sweet: diseases. Domestic dogs and humans have lived side by side...
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Reining in canine osteoarthritis
Mar 8, 2021
Osteoarthritis—or OA—is a painful condition involving progressive joint inflammation and cartilage breakdown. Unlike in humans, canine OA often affects young individuals, so early diagnosis and management is key to a dog’s quality of life from a young age. The 4 pillars of canine OA management are...
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Endocrine Tumors of Dogs and Cats
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UF researchers discover marine natural product that could help fight Cancer
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Ongoing COVID-19 vaccine studies leading to new discoveries about the shots
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