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1. Canine and feline geriatric oncology : honoring the human-animal bond

   Contributor(s):: Villalobos, Alice, Kaplan, Laurie

2. Canines and childhood cancer: Examining the effects of therapy dogs with childhood cancer patients and their families

   Contributor(s):: Pfizer Animal Health, American Humane Association

3. Therapy dogs in cancer care : a valuable complementary treatment

   Contributor(s):: Marcus, Dawn A.

4. Animal-assisted activity among patients with cancer: effects on mood, fatigue, self-perceived health, and sense of coherence

   Contributor(s):: Johnson, R. A., Meadows, R. L., Haubner, J. S., Sevedge, K.

5. Pets' role in saving lives

6. Paws and relax: one hospice's pet therapy journey

   Contributor(s):: Browder, L. M.

7. The use of canines in the detection of human cancers

   Contributor(s):: Gordon, R. T., Schatz, C. B., Myers, L. J., Kosty, M., Gonczy, C., Kroener, J., Tran, M., Kurtzhals, P., Heath, S., Koziol, J. A., Arthur, N., Gabriel, M., Hemping, J., Hemping, G., Nesbitt, S., Tucker-Clark, L., Zaayer, J.

8. Domestic dogs and human health: an overview

   Contributor(s):: Wells, D. L.

9. Healing with horses: fostering recovery from cancer with horses as therapists

   Contributor(s):: Haylock, P. J., Cantril, C. A.

10. Hope in parents of adolescents with cancer--Factors endangering and engendering parental hope

    Contributor(s):: Kylmä, Jari, Juvakka, Taru

11. One woman and her dog

    Contributor(s):: Moore, K.

12. Pet ownership and childhood acute leukemia (USA and Canada)

    Contributor(s):: Swensen, A. R., Ross, J. A., Shu, X. O., Reaman, G. H., Steinbuch, M., Robison, L. L.

    Objectives: For more than three decades there has been speculation regarding a possible role of zoonotic diseases in the development of human leukaemia. This study investigated the potential relationship between exposure to pets and the development of childhood leukaemia. Methods: Data from 2359...

13. Claw removal and feeding ability in the edible crab, Cancer pagurus : implications for fishery practice

    Contributor(s):: Patterson, L., Dick, J. T. A., Elwood, R. W.

    Feeding ability and motivation were assessed in the edible crab, Cancer pagurus, to investigate how the fishery practice of de-clawing may affect live crabs returned to the sea. Crabs were either induced to autotomise one claw, or were only handled, before they were offered food. Initially,...

14. The effects of surgical and chemical castration on intermale aggression, sexual behaviour and play behaviour in the male ferret ( Mustela putorius furo )

    Contributor(s):: Vinke, C. M., Deijk, R. van, Houx, B. B., Schoemaker, N. J.

    The ferret (Mustela putorius furo) has become an increasingly popular pet animal, yet little is known about their behaviour and welfare. Inter- and intra-specific aggression and the intense musky scent are the two main reasons why male ferrets are normally surgically castrated. However, it is...

15. Human-Animal Interaction: A Complementary/Alternative Medical (CAM) Intervention for Cancer Patients

    Contributor(s):: Johnson, Rebecca A., Meadows, Richard L., Haubner, Jennifer S., Sevedge, Kathy

16. The human-animal bond: health implications across the lifespan

    Contributor(s):: Horowitz, S.

    This article examines the growing body of research that provides support for the many anecdotally reported health benefits resulting from the human-animal bond, including the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases, cancer and chronic pain; benefits for paediatric and elderly patients...

17. 'Complementary' care eases chemotherapy experience

    Contributor(s):: Ince, S.

18. Big Al, dog detective

    Contributor(s):: Forman, H.

19. Big Al, dog detective

    Contributor(s):: Forman, H.

20. Big Al, dog detective

    Contributor(s):: Forman, H.