The American Kennel Club and the AKC Canine Health Foundation are pleased to debut the next podcast in the Genome Barks series.
The Genome Barks podcast series features lectures from the highly successful AKC-CHF Breeders Symposia and provides responsible breeders and pet owners an inside look at the work being done by the AKC and the AKC Canine Health Foundation.
American Kennel Club and AKC Canine Health Foundation Release Podcast about Canine Cancer Treatments [Thursday, September 10, 2009]
Genome Barks welcomes Dr. Jaime Modiano, a member of the faculty of the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Modiano has spent the last 15 years of his career looking at the mechanisms that are responsible for the origin and progression of canine cancer. Dr. Modiano's current research focuses on better cancer therapies, singling out the canine immune system as a treatment for cancers that are in the process of spreading to various regions of the body.
New podcasts are released every two weeks and can be accessed from either the American Kennel Club website at www.akc.org or the AKC Canine Health Foundation website at www.akcchf.org - click on "Podcasts." They are also available on Apple's iTunes® or directly at www.genomebarks.com
Click here to listen to the podcasts.
We haven't listened to it yet but it is on our "to do" list especially since we lost our Tasha and Tia to cancer.
Woof ya later!
Princess Eva
p.s. the podcasts can be sorta boring but occasionally there is something interesting.
p.s.s. we'll be back later this morning with something more fun
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7 comments:
Sometimes boring is necessary - thanks for sharing this link. Cancer in dogs has affected so many of us.
Tail wags and have a great weekend, the OP Pack
i agree... we lose too many of our dogs to this terrible disease--i will listen to the podcast--thanks you so much
Thanks for the link. We, too, have lost a few furry friends to the C.
Tank woo fur sharing this...
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
yup. i lost mags to cancer too. funny tho, when the western med doc gave her 6 months to live, i put her on holistic care and she live 3.5 years longer-- all quality years. long walks, downtown visits, river swims, etc. so go figure. growing up, we didn't lose dogs to cancer. mostly it was old age, but not something like cancer. it's weird to be so prevelant now. me thinks its our own doing (foods we eat, environment, etc.)
Thank you for sharing the link. We have all lost friends to this disease..
Hugs GJ xx
Thanks for sharing. We should add this to our mom's iTunes feed because she loves podcasts and probably doesn't listen to enough dog ones.
Kat
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