… of habitat selection aimed at decreasing cancer burden in contaminated areas. Studying
habitat selection behaviour in the context of cancer prophylaxis also implies that we consider …

… transient cancer risk factors, including mutagenic substances, which activates their anti-cancer …
Little is known about how exposure to cancer risk factors impacts the behaviour of wildlife. …

… overview of use of animal models of bone cancer pain, we … We excluded studies using
models of metastatic cancer that did … the animal used (sex, species, and strain), the bone-cancer-…

… animals remain essential to extend our understanding of the mechanisms responsible for
cancer … be an integral part of planning cancer research using animals and the 3Rs need to be …

… cancer pain has been our limited knowledge of the basic mechanisms that drive cancer pain
and the lack of adequate animal cancer … that generate and maintain cancer pain. However …

… charged by the major bodies involved in the funding of cancer research in the UK with the
co-… use of animal tumour models in cancer research together with experts in animal husbandry …

… My interest in cancer … behavior of cancer in animals. This research remains important as it
was pioneering in suggesting that infectious agents could be important causes of cancer in non…

… of animals, which could in turn affect the dynamics of oncogenic phenomena. In this
chapter, we review the potential impact of cancer on ecology, behavior and evolution of animal …

… translational breast cancer research in humans. This review introduces different … animal
models of breast cancer, from the selection of animals to the establishment of different animal …

… cancer, we discuss the approaches one can take to model colon cancer in animals, and we
describe a number of specific animal models that have been developed for the study of colon …