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Great to see immunotherapy, a new treatment for humans, also used for animals.
Researchers from the University of Queensland have used a novel immunotherapy treatment to save family dog Griffin from a rare type of cancer.
The medical trial has helped around 30% of dogs with cancer by 'waking up' their immune system which helps their own body destroy the cancer.
Once a dog is diagnosed with the cancer, a small piece of the tumour is removed and mixed with an adjuvant to bolster the immune response. This gets injected over a number of weeks or months.
More than 170 dogs have been treated so far. |http://bit.ly/37Deihk