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Esther Chon¹, William Hendricks¹, Michelle White²

¹Vidium Animal Health, 7201 East Henkel Way, Suite 210, Scottsdale, AZ 85255, USA.

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Summary

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Precision medicine tailors cancer treatment to individual dogs, improving outcomes. As genomic profiling costs decrease, its use in veterinary oncology will expand for better cancer characterization and therapy selection.

Keywords:

Cancer Canine Dogs Genomic panels Genomics Individualized medicine Personalized medicine Targeted therapy

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Area of Science:

Veterinary Medicine
Oncology
Genomics

Background:

Precision medicine revolutionizes human healthcare by focusing on individual patient data.
Advances in human precision medicine are increasingly informing veterinary oncology practices.
Early successes in canine precision medicine demonstrate its practical integration into veterinary care.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the growing importance and utility of precision medicine in canine oncology.
To emphasize the need for veterinary practitioners to interpret and utilize precision medicine reports.
To discuss the potential of precision medicine for improving cancer characterization and treatment selection in dogs.

Main Methods:

Review of current applications and successes of precision medicine in human and veterinary oncology.
Analysis of the impact of decreasing genomic profiling costs on accessibility and utilization.
Discussion of the benefits for cancer characterization, therapy selection, and patient management.

Main Results:

Precision medicine offers tailored clinical management for individual canine cancer patients.
Decreasing costs of genomic profiling enhance the feasibility and adoption of precision medicine.
Improved knowledge bases derived from precision medicine facilitate better-informed clinical decisions.

Conclusions:

Precision medicine is crucial for advancing canine oncology, enabling more accurate cancer characterization.
Enhanced therapy selection based on genomic data leads to more successful management of canine cancers.
Veterinary practitioners must embrace and interpret precision medicine reports to optimize patient care.