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Lopez: Dog Breeds Living Near Golf Courses Suffer Higher Bladder Cancer Rates
“Certain breeds near golf courses have had actually bladder cancer, transitional cell carcinoma, it's actually an area of study.”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 2:15 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
Assertion Supported
Lopez: One Health built the first NGS panel for dogs
“We have the first next gen sequencing panel for dogs.”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 21:08 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
Assertion Supported
Lopez: Canine Genomics Lacks NIH Research Funding Compared to Mouse Models
“Veterinary medicine has not had the resources, and even from the NIH level, what the mouse has been very well characterized and studied, the dog really hasn't.”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 2:47 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
Assertion Supported
Lopez: Spontaneous Canine Cancers Have Intact Immune Systems Missing in Mice
“Dogs that have natural disease, spontaneous disease, have an immune system also that's working, and that's a radical difference from the mice models that are much more engineered and sometimes don't have an immune system to have the cancer, and then the ones t…”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 8:43 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
Assertion Supported
Lopez: Canine trials saved the development of lymphoma drug ibrutinib
“And you know the story of rebrutinib, a lymphoma drug that, you know, the dog and the human, and actually the evidence from the dog helped not just this company be alive, but the drug be alive”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 11:29 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
Assertion Supported
Christina Lopez: Canine cancer probability increases significantly after age five
“And if you correlate cancer with aging, the dogs after the age of even five, the probability of cancer goes way up.”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 15:25 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Lopez: Veterinary oncology relies on only 13 total cancer therapies
“The toolbox is probably 13 therapies in total that we were talking about with Cheryl London, one of our KOLs that's really top in canine oncology, total.”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 17:03 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
Assertion Supported
Lopez: US has only 400 veterinary oncologists for six million dogs
“Not everyone can get to a vet oncologist, which there's only about three, 400 in the United States for, you know, think about six million dogs, three, 400, right?”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 17:24 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
Assertion Supported
Lopez: 85% of dogs with bladder cancer carry V600E BRAF mutation
“85% of dogs with transitional cell carcinoma are BRAF positive, and it's V 600 E BRAF, very particular.”
Christina Lopez Feb 26, 2019 ▶ 18:48 a16z Podcast | Connecting Hearts, Bodies, and Networks to Cure Cancer
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