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Heal The Vital Role Of Dogs In The Search For Cancer Cures Arlene Weintraub

SKU: BELL-46430452

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Publisher: ECW Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.71 MB

Author: Arlene Weintraub

ISBN: 9781770908000, 9781770412705, 1770908005, 1770412700

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Heal The Vital Role Of Dogs In The Search For Cancer Cures Arlene Weintraub by Arlene Weintraub 9781770908000, 9781770412705, 1770908005, 1770412700 instant download after payment.

How man's best friend could help cure man's greatest scourge: "An Emperor of All Maladies for dog lovers" (Dr. Sarah Boston, author of Lucky Dog: How Being a Veterinarian Saved My Life).
Drawn from extensive research, on-the-ground reporting, and personal experience, this book explores the fascinating role dogs (and cats) are playing in the search of cures for cancer. Learn how veterinarians and oncologists are working together to discover new treatments—cutting-edge therapies designed to help both animals and people suffering from cancer.
Heal introduces readers to the field of comparative oncology by describing several research projects aimed at finding new therapies for cancers that are similar in dogs and people, including lymphoma, osteosarcoma, breast cancer, melanoma, and gastric cancer. The author, who lost her sister to gastric cancer, also writes about the emerging science behind the remarkable ability of dogs to sniff out early stage cancer and the efforts underway to translate that talent into diagnostic devices for early detection of the disease.
In the course of bringing these dogs and their human companions to life, Arlene Weintraub takes her own personal journey from grief to healing, as she shows how man's best friend might be the key to unlocking the mysteries of cancer.
"Readers will share Weintraub's growing appreciation for the canine and feline subjects (and their owners) who are helping to advance cancer research." —Publishers Weekly