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Dogs Help Researchers Sniff Out Genetic Factors Of OCD
Tufts researchers collaborated on a study that isolated genetic pathways leading to OCD in canines, which could help understanding and treatment of OCD in humans.
By:Cummings School
March 18, 2016
Dogs Help Researchers Sniff Out Genetic Factors Of OCD

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Tufts researchers collaborated on a study that isolated genetic pathways leading to OCD in canines, which could help understanding and treatment of OCD in humans.

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