Dogs can get cancer, too. And this Huffington Post article, which quotes our director of science, Sharima Rasanayagam, describes how dog cancer can teach us about human cancer.
"Both dogs and humans can absorb chemicals under
Dogs can get cancer, too. And this Huffington Post article, which quotes our director of science, Sharima Rasanayagam, describes how dog cancer can teach us about human cancer.
"Both dogs and humans can absorb chemicals under the tongue. Lab animals, such as the mice commonly used in studies of toxic chemical exposures, only absorb through their stomachs. The sublingual route results in far higher levels of exposure, reported authors of a study published in June on dogs exposed to bisphenol A, a hormone-disrupting chemical known as BPA."
The article also cites our Beyond the Pink initiative.
"'The pink movement has been fantastic in raising awaren