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Global first: Cancer treatment saves snake
The python at Chester Garden successfully recovered from cancer after receiving an innovative treatment typically used for humans—electric chemotherapy. This treatment was employed to destroy the cancerous tumor that returned after surgery, during which the veterinarians removed part of her affected jaw before applying the therapy. The treatment combines anti-cancer medication with precise electrical pulses to enhance effectiveness and reduce dosages. After months of treatment, Judy, a 15-foot, 50-kilogram snake, is now feeding normally and appearing lively, despite having experienced a loss of food intake and part of her jaw due to the tumor. Judy's case is considered the first of its kind worldwide, having undergone multiple cancer treatments tailored to her size and condition. This breakthrough opens new horizons for treating cancer in large animals using innovative technologies.
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