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Carolyn J Henry1, Jeffrey N Bryan
1Department of Internal Medicine, Hematology/ Oncology Division, University of Missouri, USA. HenryC@missouri.edu
Abstract:
Practice-changing medical discovery requires preclinical and clinical assessment be carried out using appropriate disease models. There is growing awareness of companion animals with naturally-occurring disease as such models. They offer significant advantages over more traditional in vivo models of induced disease. This review describes current efforts to promote translation of discoveries between human and veterinary medicine in order to more rapidly and efficiently make progress in improving the health of all human and animal patients.
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