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Saturday, September 26

Chemotherapy Extends Survival for Young Dogs With Splenic Cancer

A landmark trial found substantially longer lives for young dogs with cancer of the spleen after chemotherapy.

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A landmark trial found that young dogs diagnosed with splenic cancer lived much longer when they received chemotherapy. The result points to a major survival difference for dogs facing this disease and may matter to owners weighing treatment options.

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