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From pets to people? UC Davis vets’ stem cell work gives humans hope
This article about research in pets that could also help humans mentions that Tufts researchers are also seeing how discoveries about new treatments in pets could translate to human therapies for Crohn's disease
By:Cummings School
March 17, 2016
From pets to people? UC Davis vets’ stem cell work gives humans hope

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This article about research in pets that could also help humans mentions that Tufts researchers are also seeing how discoveries about new treatments in pets could translate to human therapies for Crohn’s disease.

Read full story here: http://www.moneymt.com/breaking/from-pets-to-people-uc-davis-vets-stem-cell-work-gives-humans-hope

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