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Weight-Loss Surgery Myths Dispelled with Animal Research

Weight-Loss Surgery Myths Dispelled with Animal Research

Jan 16, 2018 | animal model, animal research, Bariatric surgery, Cancer, cardiology, Conditions, Heart Disease, Medical Research, mouse research, mouse study, murine model, Nutrition, Obesity, public health, Public health crisis, rat model, rat study, weight loss

About those New Year’s Resolutions…

About those New Year’s Resolutions…

Jan 5, 2018 | animal model, animal research, animals helping animals, animals helping humans, Canine research, cat study, Conditions, Dog, dog research, feline research, Medical Research, New Years, Nutrition, Obesity, Pet, pet owner, public health, Public health crisis, veterinary care, veterinary medicine, veterinary research, weight loss

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