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U of G researchers look to improve dog & human cancer treatment

Researchers developed blood biomarkers to detect metastasis early in dogs with osteosarcoma, which occurs 10 times more often in dogs than humans, aiding treatment decisions.

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A team of U of G researchers are trying to find a better way to predict how well dogs and people respond to treatment for osteosarcoma, a type bone cancer common in dogs but rare in humans

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U of G researchers look to improve bone cancer treatment for dogs, humans

A team of U of G researchers are trying to find a better way to predict how well dogs and people respond to treatment for osteosarcoma, a type bone cancer common in dogs but rare in humans

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U of G researchers look to improve dog & human cancer treatment

A team of U of G researchers are trying to find a better way to predict how well dogs and people respond to treatment for osteosarcoma, a type bone cancer common in dogs but rare in humans

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Guelph Today broke the news in Guelph, Canada on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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