In a groundbreaking exploration of the health risks associated with radon and fracking exposure, a recent study has unearthed surprising revelations concerning multicentric lymphoma in dogs. Amidst the rising awareness of potential carcinogenic effects in human medicine, this study, drawing from data sourced from the Morris Animal Foundation’s Golden Retriever Lifetime Study, has provided unexpected insights into the canine realm.
The lead researcher, Ashleigh Tindle from the University of Wisconsin at Madison explains why this research is so important.