
Knowledge of tumor type and grade leads to the smartest therapeutic options and most accurate prognosis. The challenge is to communicate the value to clients.
Dr. Michael Childress is associate professor of comparative oncology and section head of oncology at Purdue University's Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
Knowledge of tumor type and grade leads to the smartest therapeutic options and most accurate prognosis. The challenge is to communicate the value to clients.
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Use these five questions to determine whether certain oncology therapies might benefit your patients on their path toward better health.
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