Oncology

For the third year, dvm360 is recognizing industry professionals who are advancing the field and improving the lives of patients, clients, and staff with our Oncology winner, Erika L. Krick, VMD, DACVIM (Oncology)

Aims to support future generations of veterinary oncologists

Thamm was awarded the Alan Kelly International Award category

The study will be funded by Morris Animal Foundation

New laboratory tests allow veterinarians to screen their canine patients for the presence of cancer cells before the onset of clinical signs, which can improve patient outcomes.

An oncologist and a nutritionist offer insight on approaching this condition in pets

Encourages individuals from historically marginalized groups to apply to diversify animal health research community

New study focuses on looking for link between environmental toxins and lymphoma in dogs

Results from a study display its possible effectiveness and safety

This new study demonstrates nucleosome concentrations are useful when treating canine cancer treatment monitoring

A variety of treatment methods can be considered for managing the condition

Immunotherapy may benefit both canine and human patients with this deadly disease

Petco Love and Blue Buffalo continues its campaign with millions already invested in raising awareness for pets suffering from cancer

Experts separate fact from fiction

May serve as future screening tool for diagnosis of canine cancer with potential to improve overall quality of life and lifespan of cancer patients

Developments in veterinary oncology offer a new therapy for patients with nonmetastatic tumors

In an interview at Fetch Charlotte, Dr Sue Ettinger shares the importance of categorizing appetite loss for proper treatment

Funded by Blue Buffalo and Pet Valu, researchers with the Morris Animal Foundation will investigate squamous cell carcinoma in cats

An in-depth examination of the latest oncological technologies

Move increases access to Nu.Q cancer screening

An expert shares best practices for diagnosing and managing this increasingly prevalent disease

Investigators made an evidence-based recommendation to start screening for cancer in canines based on when dogs tend to develop the disease

Prescription Diet ONC Care aims to help combat inappetence and provide high-quality nutrition for feline and canine oncology patients

The OncoK9 test is now also recommended for detection of residual disease and detection of recurrence in dogs previously diagnosed with cancer

Could fill the need for an alternative treatment approach for patients with this deadly disease