Both Ends of the Leash — The Human Links to Good Dogs with Bad Genes

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RT @OneHealthCom: One Health and Comparative Research.... Of all the disorders for which dogs are likely to inform human health, canine can…

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RT @OneHealthCom: One Health and Comparative Research.... Of all the disorders for which dogs are likely to inform human health, canine can…

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One Health and Comparative Research.... Of all the disorders for which dogs are likely to inform human health, canine cancer is likely to have the greatest effect. See 'Both Ends of the Leash — The Human Links to Good Dogs with Bad Genes' | NEJM https://t

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