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An experimental cancer treatment cured this dog. Could it work for people?
Our pets get sick in the same way we do. Finding cures for them is proving useful for us, too.
By:Cummings School
May 16, 2018
An experimental cancer treatment cured this dog. Could it work for people?

Boston Globe Magazine

Our pets get sick in the same way we do. Finding cures for them is proving useful for us, too.

Read full article here: http://www.bostonglobe.com/magazine/2018/05/16/experimental-cancer-treatment-cured-this-dog-could-work-for-people/3FxbpNaQsEypsUKnLfohcJ/story.html

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