Dog cancer research advances pursuit of drugs for humans and canines
Associate dean for research and graduate education Cheryl London spoke with The Washington Post for a story on how dog cancer research can help dogs and humans.
Clinical Trials
Clinical research at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine
Dean Alastair Cribb spotlights Cummings School’s robust clinical trial research in the American Journal of Veterinary Research.
Your Dog Is a Secret Weapon in the Fight Against Cancer
WIRED Magazine highlights clinical trials patient Jellybean, quoting Associate Dean of Research & Graduate Education Cheryl London.
Cancer trial saved RI dog. Doctors think her success may help cure bone cancer in children
The Providence Journal highlights clinical trials patient Jellybean, quoting Associate Dean of Research & Graduate Education Cheryl London.
Clue to a Cure: A Rhode Island Dog may hold the secret to treating cancer in humans
WHDH TV highlights clinical trials patient Jellybean in a story quoting Associate Dean of Research & Graduate Education Cheryl London.
Could dogs be the key to curing childhood cancer?
Scripps TV highlights clinical trials patient Jellybean in a story quoting Associate Dean of Research & Graduate Education Cheryl London.
How a dog’s life may change the course of cancer in people
The Boston Globe highlights Jellybean, a clinical trials patient, in a feature story with quotes from members of the clinical trials team.
Enrolling New Canine Patients
Cummings School recruiting for clinical trial of dogs with urinary tract infections
Defying Some Long Odds
Stalwart Chesapeake Bay Retriever thrives after second cancer diagnosis