Research featured in The Cancer Letter
We were thrilled to see our recent Nature paper featured in last week's issue of The Cancer Letter! Our multi-year study has compared canine and human cancer journeys...
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Christina K. Lopes
No Dog Left Behind: Plan of Action to Address Drug Shortages
As you are likely aware, global supply chain issues are causing shortages of crucial raw drug ingredients needed to produce targeted therapy medications. These shortages are having a significant impact on the veterinary compounding pharmacy industry, and we know that you, your patients and pet parents are feeling the effects.
We want you to know that the FidoCure® team shares your sense of urgency and we are working hard to ensure that no dog is left without the cancer treatments it needs.
Providing access to life-saving therapies is one of our core values, and we are committed to putting you and your patients first.
A Note of Thanks on World Veterinary Day: New AI Findings
As we celebrate World Veterinary Day, we would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to the entire veterinary community. We at FidoCure are proud to help serve your work and your patients with our precision medicine platform. You are the front line fighter of cancer in pets and we are honored to partner in this battle against cancer to improve the quality of life for countless dogs.
Genomics and the promise to transform cancer treatment on both ends of the leash: National DNA Day
I am thrilled to join you all in commemorating National DNA Day and the role that genomics, the foundation of precision medicine, play in the future of cancer treatment.
Thrive Pet Healthcare and FidoCure® Announce An Expansive Pet Precision Health Partnership
Strategic partnership leveraging FidoCure’s precision medicine platform advances joint vision for providing personalized, accessible veterinary cancer care
Get to Know: Chase Schwalbach, Chief Product Officer, FidoCure
Tell us about your background
I grew up on the Ohio/Kentucky border, from a relatively modest background. My mom worked 3 jobs to support me and my 2 siblings, and I...
Choosing Love and Compassion
What a week in our country. I can imagine that you may be feeling overwhelmed by the intensity of the news and pictures as I certainly am, as well as by the rapid pace of new information that keeps coming out.
Reflecting on 2020
Thank you for being on the front lines and taking such good care of your patients.
We know it hasn't been easy and we appreciate you.
The pandemic upended our lives and how you practice veterinary medicine. Looking back, we’re extremely proud of our team, our community, and our industry for the way it has adjusted to incredible circumstances and still delivered medicine with care and compassion.
