Early detection can save lives: what you need to know about cancer screening with a simple blood test

Did you know there is a simple blood test to help find some of the common canine cancers, including lymphoma and hemangiosarcoma? This course covers challenges and unmet needs in the diagnosis of canine cancer in practice and introduces the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test. The talk will review circulating nucleosomes and the key functions of epigenetic regulation, share clinical data from studies of the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test, and provides case study examples to illustrate how the test may be used in your patients, The presenter is a leading light in the veterinary oncology field, Dr. Sue Ettinger aka, Dr. Sue Cancer Vet.

• -To review the limitations of existing diagnostic tools and unmet needs in relation to cancer diagnosis of dogs
• - To gain an understanding of circulating nucleosomes, the role they play in relation to cancer, and the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test including how to use and its limitations
• - To focus on patient examples and patient selection, in everyday practice
• -To understand how an emphasis on early detection through a simple blood test screening can find common cancers early in canines.