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Larger dog breeds are at a higher risk of bone cancer

Larger dog breeds are at a higher risk of bone cancer Ian Randall For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Osteosarcoma a painful and aggressive form of bone cancer is more common in larger dog breeds like Great Danes and Rottweilers, a study has confirmed. Experts led from the University of Bristol analysed health data on 906,967 dogs to identify those breeds and characteristics that might increase the risk of the cancer. The team found that larger, heavier dogs and those with longer legs and skulls are typically at a greater risk of developing osteosarcoma. The findings could help pave the way to new therapies for dogs suffering from osteosarcoma, and may also inform treatments for the bone cancer in humans.

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Dogs: Larger breeds including Great Danes and Rottweilers are at a higher risk of bone cancer

Osteosarcoma a painful and aggressive form of bone cancer is more common in larger dog breeds like Great Danes and Rottweilers, a study has confirmed. Experts led from the University of Bristol analysed health data on 906,967 dogs to identify those breeds and characteristics that might increase the risk of the cancer. The team found that larger, heavier dogs and those with longer legs and skulls are typically at a greater risk of developing osteosarcoma. The findings could help pave the way to new therapies for dogs suffering from osteosarcoma, and may also inform treatments for the bone cancer in humans.

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Long Before The Pandemic, The UN Was Urging Us to Transform Our Economic System

Long Before The Pandemic, The UN Was Urging Us to Transform Our Economic System
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