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About a year ago, researchers at the University of Minnesota began an experimental procedure to save a dog from an aggressive brain tumor.<\/p>\n
Researchers hoped that any success they achieved with Batman’s treatments would give them valuable insights into new ways of treating brain tumors in humans.<\/p>\n
Batman had a common tumor called a glioma (a type of tumor with scattered invasive cancer cells).\u00a0 Most dogs diagnosed with this type of cancer are dead within a month.<\/p>\n
But Batman was an exception.\u00a0 His experimental treatment worked! And now, over a year later, Batman is healthy and has no sign of cancer.<\/p>\n
A miracle.<\/p>\n
Not only was the treatment successful but his success was so dramatic, the National Cancer Institute is funding further research for up to 100 dogs.<\/p>\n
So far 8 other dogs have undergone the same procedure and ALL of the dogs had their brain cancers shrink or disappear.<\/p>\n
Researchers will finish their trials with dogs (and if you have a dog or know of a dog with cancer, it may qualify to participate in the trial FREE) and take the information they learn in the trials to develop a treatment course for humans with similar cancers.<\/p>\n
They expect to begin clinical trials on humans in 2 to 3 years and if the results for humans is similar to those with dogs, then many people will benefit and their cancers will be cured.<\/p>\n
And they will be sharing the same miracle that Batman did.<\/p>\n
The miracle of life.<\/p>\n
To read Batman’s story, click HERE<\/a>.<\/p>\n In the resource link below, you can see a video on Batman and his surgeon and also get information on how to get free cancer treatment for dogs who qualify.<\/p>\n