Application of Advanced Biomarkers to Tailor Evaluation of Suspected Cancer in Pets

A methodical approach to diagnosing cancer will typically lead the experienced veterinarian to an answer. Biomarkers detectable in the bloodstream can screen for occult disease, support a possible diagnosis, and aid in monitoring response to therapy. Thymidine kinase 1 (TK1) is one such biomarker. With several high-profile biomarker tests for cancer available, choosing a test can be daunting. This webinar will review sources and applications of biomarkers, describe the role of biomarker tests being marketed, and focus on the role of TK1 in detecting cancer and other diseases. Not looking for CE credit for this course? You can skip entering your information below and proceed to viewing the webinar here.