
|Videos|March 22, 2017
Why Are There More Canine Cancer Clinical Trials?
Heather Wilson-Robles, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology), associate professor in the veterinary medicine and biomedical sciences department at Texas A&M University, explains why there are so many more canine cancer clinical trials than there are for feline.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Heather Wilson-Robles, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology), associate professor in the veterinary medicine and biomedical sciences department at Texas A&M University, explains why there are so many more canine cancer clinical trials than there are for feline. The size, prevalence of cancer, and behavior of dogs are some of the reasons why there are more canine trials.
Advertisement
Latest CME
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on dvm360
1
Adequan injections for dogs and horses recalled nationwide after glass fibers detected
2
What's new in canine and feline vaccination guidelines?
3
Veterinary scene down under: Turning environmental angst into positive action
4
Beyond the Itch: Skin Allergies as a Chronic Care Journey
5







