ACC Videos

Changing the Face of Cancer Research
Cancer research at the Colorado State University Animal Cancer Center and the University of Colorado Cancer Center help save the life of twenty-one year old Emily Brown, an eleven year cancer survivor.

The Limb Preservation Foundation
Translational Research at the Colorado State University Animal Cancer Center is making history in limb preservation.

Joe Sottnik
A Colorado State University Cancer Biology Ph.D. graduate who is a cancer survivor. He volunteered at Ski Hope Camp, a camp for children with cancer, and his life was forever changed.

Simon's Story
A true success story of a seven year old Rottweiler named Simon, who was diagnosed with cancer. He entered a Clinical Trails program at the Colorado State University Animal Cancer Center and ended up cancer free after just two chemotherapy sessions.

Cancer in Pet Animals and the CSU Program (View part one, part two.)
Dr. Stephen Withrow on translating ground breaking animal cancer treatments into promising human caner therapies.

Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Centennial
Celebration of the Veterinary hospital's 100th year, 1907-2007.

Our Great Bridge: Understanding Translational Research in Cancer
Interviews of ACC leadership team members on the importance of translational research.

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