Animal Cancer Foundation (ACF)’s Post

Today is National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day, a time to spotlight one of the most common cancers in dogs, affecting nearly 70,000 pups each year in the U.S. Canine lymphoma develops from lymphocytes (immune system cells) and can impact many organs, often appearing first in the lymph nodes. Without treatment, life expectancy is only 1-2 months, but with chemotherapy, around 85% of dogs achieve remission. We know these numbers may sound scary, but comparative oncology research is uncovering breakthroughs for both dogs and people. For example, studies in canine lymphoma played a key role in the development of the cancer drug Selinexor, now used in treating certain human cancers. Help us bridge the gap in funding for comparative oncology research that benefits both animals and humans by donating to ACF today 🐾 https://lnkd.in/gYMQ-HEZ

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