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      <description>The rest of the immunotherapy toolkit for canine hemangiosarcoma: checkpoint inhibitors, genomic profiling and targeted drugs, eBAT, propranolol, the gut microbiome, dosing timing, and why the future is combinations. Data-backed and plain-language.</description>
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      <description>The one immunotherapy approach this series has not covered: personalized neoantigen mRNA vaccines that read an individual tumor&#x27;s own mutations. What they are, the human proof they can work, and an honest look at why hemangiosarcoma is a hard test for them.</description>
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      <description>A practical guide to preserving your dog&#x27;s tumor sample for a personalized mRNA cancer vaccine: fresh-frozen vs. FFPE, the matched blood sample, the cold chain, and how to stop the pathology lab from discarding the specimen. For pet owners and veterinarians.</description>
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