Short Takes April 2022

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It might be possible to treat a dog for 
bone cancer without amputating the affected limb. © Grisha Bruev | Bigstock
Exploring a Less Invasive Treatment for Bone Cancer n The standard treatment for the most common type of bone cancer to befall dogs — osteosarcoma — is to amputate the limb that contains the diseased bone. The vast majority of dogs undergoing amputation adjust extremely well to life on three legs. The downside is that […]
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