Hemangio Journal

Blood cell ratios could aid in detecting splenic tumors and forecasting prognosis in dogs.

Transcriptome analysis identifies key genes and miRNAs as potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.

MiRNAs are particularly promising as diagnostic biomarkers, offering a non-invasive method that could be integrated into routine bloodwork.

They hope these findings will help refine treatment strategies and improve outcomes.

Hemangiosarcoma can have a very heterogeneous cytologic appearance that can be used to support a suspected diagnosis

Techniques show promise for early, non-invasive detection of canine hemangiosarcoma through cfDNA fragmentation and CNAs using machine learning.

A Recap of The Various Studies Being Conducted in the Fight Against the Diagnosis

The Study Reveals Differences According On Age and Sex.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota's College of Veterinary Medicine Have Discovered an Epigenetic Mark that Drives Tumor Growth

The Morris Animal Foundation is supporting a study to find genetic markers that may increase a dog's susceptibility to the condition. As...

According to the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, macrophages can potentially be manipulated to inhibit cancer spread.

In part two, Dr. Breitschwerdt connects all the dots about cancer and infections