Not exact matches
How can businesses offer employees discounted access to services, i.e., rather
than pay for a set kind of insurance, can they offer a menu of different options for employees, such as
pet insurance, a specific kind of medical insurance (like
cancer insurance) or any other possibilities?
Dogs fed on a diet of dry commercial
pet food fed yellow - orange vegetables at least three times a week were 70 % less likely to develop
cancer than dogs that weren't (2005 Purdue University)
FDG -
PET, a method that the University of Pennsylvania helped pioneer, has been used for more
than two decades to detect tumors and determine the extent to which
cancer has spread.
Despite the 1996 call by The Lancet's editor to fund Duesberg's research on AIDS, and despite Scientific American's plea more
than a decade later that the scientific community consider his theories on
cancer,
Peter Duesberg is still fighting daunting scientific battles.
«Ever since life became multicellular, which could be more
than 2 billion years ago, it had to deal with preventing or fighting
cancer,»
Peter said.
«The fact that we found greater cost savings for
cancer patients with more comorbidities
than for those with fewer comorbidities raises the question of whether similar results would be observed in patients with other serious illnesses and multimorbidity,» said Professor
Peter May of Trinity College Dublin and a former visiting research fellow in the Department of Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and co-author of the study.
In a meeting sponsored by the National
Cancer Policy Forum of the National Academies» Institute of Medicine in Washington, D.C., Fan and 15 other experts in the field described the benefits of using pet dogs with naturally occurring (rather than laboratory - induced) tumors in early cancer drug t
Cancer Policy Forum of the National Academies» Institute of Medicine in Washington, D.C., Fan and 15 other experts in the field described the benefits of using
pet dogs with naturally occurring (rather
than laboratory - induced) tumors in early
cancer drug t
cancer drug trials.
The chosen tracer has a short half - life, so the exposure to radiation is no greater
than what is now used in the many
PET scans used to detect
cancer.
Not all
cancers show up on FDG
PET scans, and that could be because some use glutamine metabolism rather
than glycolysis.
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Dogs often get
cancer at about the same rate as humans, accounting for nearly half of animal deaths, especially among
pets older
than 10 years of age.
Spaying a female
pet early is less controversial
than neutering but by preventing the first heat, it nearly eliminates the risk of breast
cancer.
Spaying your
pet before going into its first heat cycle will remove all chance of ovarian
cancer and greatly decrease (greater
than 99 %) the chance of breast
cancer.
NRDC conducted tests that found two chemicals in the
pet collars left residue sufficient to pose the risk of
cancer and neurological damage to children — as much as 1,000 times higher
than levels established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Even if it is not possible to completely «cure» a
pet's
cancer, it may be possible for an animal to live with its condition with an excellent quality of life, often forbmonths or even years longer
than was thought possible.
With recent advances in veterinary oncology for cats and dogs,
pets and their human families have more options
than ever - and greater hope - when it comes to treating
cancer.
Violet Gaines has been on that
cancer journey more
than once with her beloved
pets, so she has a good idea of what's in store.
Cancer with
pets is almost exactly like with people: some types are much more aggressive
than others.
However, most
cancer specialists or oncologists who work on
pets have different goals
than those who work on people.
Due to the compressed lifespan of dogs and cats,
cancer treatments like chemotherapy are administered in lower doses, so
pets tend to handle these treatments better
than people do, which allows them to bypass the illness and side effects humans typically encounter.
However, refusing to eat is also a sign of certain ailments, from bowel obstructions to
cancer, so if your
pet skips more
than one meal, it's time to check in with a vet.
Treatment of
cancer in
pets is less aggressive
than the same treatment performed in humans.
Right now, it's
Pet Cancer Awareness Month and so what better way to spread awareness than by sharing some of Dr. Patrick Mahaney's tips for preventing cancer in your
Cancer Awareness Month and so what better way to spread awareness
than by sharing some of Dr. Patrick Mahaney's tips for preventing
cancer in your
cancer in your
pet??
In more
than 30 years of
pet ownership, I've nursed a lot of animals: a diabetic cat, a greyhound with bone
cancer, an old cat with kidney disease, dogs with congestive heart failure, a puppy with a scratched cornea and more.
From my writing partner, Kim Campbell Thornton, in this week's
Pet Connection: In more
than 30 years of
pet ownership, I've nursed a lot of animals: a diabetic cat, a greyhound with bone
cancer, an old cat with kidney disease, dogs with congestive heart failure, a puppy with a scratched cornea and more.
A
pet with
cancer needs slightly higher concentrations of protein
than the levels needed for adult maintenance.
In fact, one of the biggest hurdles to treating
pets with
cancer is that many owners imagine their
pet's treatment will be more difficult
than it really is.
As SRS begins to emerge in veterinary
cancer care, early reports indicate good outcomes and fewer side effects
than traditional radiation therapy, and
pet owners appreciate the significant reduction in daily visits to three or fewer.
The cost of your
pet's spay / neuter surgery is a lot less
than the cost of having and caring for a litter, treating
cancers and other medical conditions that spaying / neutering can eliminate or significantly reduce the risks of occurring, and treating injuries caused by fights.
This year's goal is to provide more
than $ 2 million in additional grants to support
pet cancer treatment and research initiatives.
More potent
than BHA and has been linked to certain
cancers in both humans and
pets.
The impetus for this widespread practice is presumably
pet population control, and the belief that mammary gland and prostate
cancers are prevented and aggressive male behavior is markedly less likely
than in those neutered later.
«The thought of losing another
pet to
cancer was more
than I could bear.
There is nothing more difficult for
pet owners
than receiving a
cancer diagnosis for your companion.
Even though your
pet has been neutered, we DO SEE MUCH HIGHER incidence of prostate
cancer in NEUTERED male dogs
than nonneutered dogs.