dogs with osteosarcoma usually only have five months to live, but it hasn't claimim harley yet, thanks to a new vaccine. "the fact that these dogs e living, um, two, three, than the length they were expected d live e remarkable." what's even more exciting to doctors at penn vet is the treatments work for dogs with cancer. ".then we will be successful at preventing metastatic disease in children, and that is anan amazing, amazing thing!" because dogs and humans share so many biological similarities, researchers think the vaccine that helped harley might also help a child with the same cancer. they're developing a protocol for a clinicacatrial to present too the f-d-a. "you're going to be putting the tv on someday and there's going to be some little kid standing there saying 'you know i'm still alive because of harley.'" "i mean if it can help a child and my harley, was part of it, you know, that's just amazing to me." harley's owners are savoring every minute they have with him but they hope his legacy lives on by eventually ging a child a fighting chance at life. i'm martie salt report

dogs with osteosarcoma usual only have five months to live, but it hasn't claimed harley yet, thanks to a new vaccine. "the fact that these dogs are living, um, two, three, four, five times longer than the length they were expected to live is remarkable." what's even more exciting to doctors at penn vet is the logical next step, since these treatments work for dogs with cancer. ".then we will be metastatic disease in children, and that is an amazing, amazing thing!" because dogs and humans share so many biological similarities, researchers think the vaccine that helped harley might also help a child with the same cancer. they're developing a protocol for a clinical trial to present to the f-d-a. "you're going to be putting the tv on someday and there's going to be some little kid standing there saying 'you know i'm still alive because of harley.'" "i mean if it c c help a child and my harley, was part of it, you know, that's just amazing to me." harley's owners are savoring every minute they have with him but they hope his legacy lives on by eventually giving a child a fighting chanc

when he was diagnosed with osteosarcoma which is a type of bone cancer and is quite an athlete. he noticed the pain and women and got a diagnosis and to make a long story short, the doctor said the best available treatment for you is not available in the united states and you need to go overseas. he and his family moved to england for almost a year in order to get the treatment they saved his life. that drug is called the pact and it's been the standard of care in europe for some time, also at israel in two dozen countries. when they tried to get the same drug approved in the united states, even after it was already the standard of care and all the tags show the efficacy had come out all over the world, the fda demanded the company tasked on 900 people in its clinical trial. 900 patience, that is more patience than will be diagnosed with osteosarcoma in this country and ear for this particular type. sometimes the fda, they are just not willing to look at other evidence and they come up with things that are insurmountable barriers to get these things approved. here you have somet