Cancer screening method for cats developed

OSAKA, Japan - A professor at Osaka Prefecture University and a veterinary medical screening company in Osaka Prefecture have jointly developed a method for cancer screening for cats by detecting a tumor marker in their blood. Photo shows a medical staff taking a blood sample.

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