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Canine osteosarcoma is a bone cancer in dogs which causes extreme pain and is a very aggressive tumor. Lameness is normally the first symptom noticed by the dog owner.

Most pet owners have never even thought about the possibility of their dog being diagnosed with cancer until it happens, but fortunately there is hope.

Although Wayman Tisdale's time on Earth is over, his legacy and influence will continue to resonate throughout the world; in basketball, in music, and in life.

Dog owners who know the symptoms to watch for can aid in early diagnosis of tumors and cancer in dogs. Prognosis is good with early treatment.

A new drug may be effective in fighting bone cancers; however, it needs more study, and eventually, approval from the FDA.

A diagnosis of cancer in dogs may be dreaded by all owners, however, recognizing early warning signs at times, may grant a better prognosis and prolong the pet's life.

Why have over 600 doctors, dentists and researchers signed a Fluoride Action Network letter to U.S. Congress demanding an end to the fluoridation of our water supply?

A child with a persistent or recurrent limp should be medically evaluated to rule out potentially serious problems.

Forteo (teriparatide) from Lilly is often prescribed instead of oral medications for treating osteoporosis. Learn how and why this medication is used.

The vibration of a cat's purr can speed up the healing process not only for cats but for other animals as well. Research indicates that even humans can benefit.

Thyroid acropachy is characterized by soft tissue swelling and periosteal bone changes, which usually occur in the fingers, toes and lower extremities, causing clubbing.

What are differences among the drugs? How long should they be used? What are the dangers? Much is unknown, and perhaps taken on faith.

Diabetes has been linked to arsenic; bone cancer can be caused by high amounts of radium; and ingesting neurotoxins like fluoride, lead, and aluminum cause brain damage.

Americans are told that fluoride is good for children's teeth. Recent research shows just how dangerous even trace amounts can be to our health. Make an informed decision