Scientists say house cats could help unlock new cancer treatments for humans

A recent study analyzing nearly 500 cat tumors has provided insights into feline cancer that may lead to advancements in human cancer treatments. The findings highlight the genetic similarities between cat and human cancers, potentially guiding future therapeutic innovations.

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