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Tag: GI Disorders

Final Results on SmartPill Use for At-Home Diagnostics in GI Disorders

Posted on January 5, 2016August 31, 2019 by Janet Boyd in Research Update

Final results for work from Dr. Pedro L Boscan, DVM, PhD of Colorado State University looking into the prospect of using the SmartPill device for at home diagnostics in canine gastrointestinal disorders.

Continue reading “Final Results on SmartPill Use for At-Home Diagnostics in GI Disorders” →

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  • Research Update CHF-02107 Mid-Year: Landmark Clinical Trial to Establish the Evidence-Based Use of Regenerative Medicine to Treat Tendon Injury in Dogs
  • Research Update Mid-year 3 CHF 02428: Identifying the Disease-Defining Autoantibodies in Canine Addison’s Disease
  • Research Update Mid-year 3 CHF 02519: Prevalence of Bartonella spp. Infection in Dogs with Cardiac and Splenic Hemangiosarcomas Within and Between Geographic Locations
  • Research Update Mid-year 3 CHF 02488: Addison’s Disease and Symmetrical Lupoid Onychodystrophy in Bearded Collies Provide Common Ground for Identifying Susceptibility Loci Underlying Canine Autoimmune Disorders

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