New Cancer Drug Could Help Cats and People @UCDavis
New Cancer Drug Could Help Cats and People  @UCDavis
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A first-of-its-kind cancer drug trial by UCSF at UC Davis is offering new hope for cats and humans. 35% of treated cats had their squamous cell carcinoma controlled with minimal side effects, paving the way for potential future human therapies.

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Video description: A vertical video showing cats, veterinarians, and researchers. Text overlays explain a new cancer drug trial that is helping cats and may also be effective for humans.
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