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ONOMY Science Scientific Journal of Animal and Veterinary Science (SJAVS),  Open Access  ISSN 2640-5393 Radiation Therapy for Dogs                  Radiation can be used to control pain in some pets. A dog is diagnosed with cancer, very rarely is the aim of treatment an outright cure. Veterinarians usually try to maximize the amount of time a dog can survive while enjoying a good quality of life.  Radiation Makes Cancer Cells Unable To Reproduce. “The goals of radiation are to achieve the best possible tumor control and to decrease negative effects of the tumor, such as pain , while sparing normal tissues, optimizing both quality and quantity of life”. Pets have a range of weapons in their arsenal. Alone or in conjunction with surgery and chemotherapy, radiation therapy is useful for its ability to specifically target tumors.     Radiation can be broadly divided into two groups: electromagnetic and particulate radiation. Whether you know it or not, you interact with el

ONOMY Science American journal of Anesthesiology and Pain medicine (AJAPM),  Open Access  ISSN 2640-5377 General Anesthesia causes pose an Alzheimer’s Risk?         Relationship between general anesthesia and Alzheimer’s disease: anesthesia during the course of surgery does not increase the likelihood of developing lasting dementia. I searched the MEDLINE, Embase and Google Scholar databases for peer-reviewed reporting the Most recently research has suggested that in addition to targeting specific areas involved in sleep and arousal general anesthesia works by knocking out the neural networks that enable communication between brain regions. Molecular pathway by which halothane induces structural alterations of the amyloid beta peptide resulting in oligomerization, a risk factor for AD this interaction of inhaled anesthetics. The number of anaesthetics received and the development of AD, but duration of anaesthesia that is critical for the onset of AD, not the number o