FidoCure^® Veterinary Team Blog

We are excited to share that Dr. Lucas Rodrigues, FidoCure's Head of Veterinary Research, will be presenting twice at the 23rd Federation of Asian Veterinary Associations (FAVA) Congress, taking place from October 25 to October 27, 2024. This event marks an important opportunity for us to engage with veterinary professionals from around the world and contribute to the ongoing dialogue about canine cancer treatment.

FidoCure by the One Health Company and Stanford University Research Shared at AACR 2024 

Today we would like to share another exciting development in the field of canine oncology genetics and precision therapeutics from our manuscript "Shared Hotspot Mutations in Oncogenes Position Dogs as an Unparalleled Comparative Model for Precision Therapeutics," recently published in Scientific Reports.

In our relentless pursuit of advancements in veterinary oncology, the FidoCure Team's research has taken center stage, offering an in-depth exploration into the realm of canine osteosarcoma. The use of real-world data and machine learning techniques promises to provide invaluable insights into the mutation patterns and treatment outcomes associated with this challenging condition.

Thank you to all the veterinary technicians who have helped us enroll over 4500 dogs on the FidoCure platform. We are so thankful for your partnership in fighting cancer on both ends of the leash! 

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Canine cancer is a heartbreaking diagnosis that affects millions of beloved pets worldwide. In fact, it’s one of the biggest unmet needs in veterinary medicine. As advancements in our field continue to evolve, FidoCure emerges as a groundbreaking solution, offering a revolutionary approach to treating canine cancer. By harnessing the power of genomic testing, FidoCure provides targeted therapies that are transforming the landscape of canine cancer care.

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Cancer is one of the biggest unmet needs in the veterinary world, despite the fact that canine cancer research shares a great deal of overlap with human oncology. Genomic testing and targeted therapies have been used for years in human cancer treatment, so it’s not surprising that recent advancements in genomic testing have proven valuable in the field of canine cancer research and treatment. FidoCure, a leading pioneer in this field, is transforming the way veterinarians approach cancer treatment for our beloved canine companions. In this blog, we will explore the cutting-edge benefits of genomic testing and how FidoCure is revolutionizing canine cancer treatment while also providing much-needed support and hope for families.