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Dogs and children share more than just messy hair and boundless energy. Both get osteosarcoma, and despite aggressive treatment, 90% of dogs and more than 30% of children will eventually die from this disease.

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• New clinical trials
• Upcoming trials
• Patient spotlight

Feb 2015 issue

In this issue

• Current Recruiting Clinical Trials
• College News
• Hospital Updates
• New staff
  

Welcome Annie Adrian; An exploratory student of the oral selective inhibitor of nuclear export (SINE) KPT-335 in dogs with lymphoma; Improving outcome in dogs with glomerular disease via pharmacodynamic-based dosing of enalapril; Spotlight Patieht "Winston"; Brainstem auditory-evoked response testing in normal hearing Cavalier King Charles Spaniel dogs; Utility and repeatability of quantitative outcome measures to assess recovery after canine spinal cord injury (SCI)...

Nationwide Children's Partnership; An Exploratory Study of the Safety and Efficacy of ACP-196 in Spontaneous Canine B-Cell Lymphoma; Novel application of kinematic magnetic resonance imaging for evaluation of cervical spondylomyelopathy in dogs; COTC007b: Preclinical Comparison of Three Indenoisoquinolines Candidates in Tumor Bearing Dogs; Does your dog have a painful joing?; Spotlight Patient "Rock"; The use of the Harmonic Aries Blade in clinical canine patients undergoing spinal surgery - Blinded, randomized clinical trials in dogs; Inhibition of JAK2/STAT3 signaling by toceranib phospha

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Funding for Studies of Childhood Sarcoma

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The Clinical TrialsOffice/Tissue Bank

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Read our December 2011 Newsletter: CTO December 2011 Newsletter