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Sarah Kramer

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Locally advanced pancreatic cancer: Is surgical palliation associated with improved clinical outcome relative to medical palliation?

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By Sarah Kramer, Fred A. Luchette, James Swanson, Tyler Cohn
| The American Journal of Surgery Verified
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The FDA is recommending pet owners practice social distancing with their cats and dogs, too

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By Sarah Kramer
| businessinsider.com.au
Jorge Mantilla/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesAt least four housecats have tested positive for the coronavirus, prompting new FDA guidelines for pet owners. New FDA guidelines suggest pet owners keep cats indoors during the pandemic and avoid interacting with other people’s pets. Dogs should avoid dog parks and be kept at least six feet from other humans and animals. Cats that have contracted the coronavirus experienced fever, cough, breathing trouble, nasal discharge, vomiting, and diarrhoea.
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The FDA is recommending pet owners practice social distancing with their cats and dogs, too

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By Sarah Kramer
| Business Insider Verified
New FDA guidelines suggest pet owners keep cats indoors during the pandemic and avoid interacting with other people's pets. Dogs should avoid dog parks and be kept at least six feet from other humans and animals. Cats that have contracted the coronavirus experienced fever, cough, breathing trouble, nasal discharge, vomiting, and diarrhea. There has been no evidence of animal-to-human transmission of the virus. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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