Bernard L. Shaw, a former San Francisco police officer who became the bodyguard and husband of Patricia Hearst, the heiress who was abducted in 1974 by a leftist guerrilla organization and then imprisoned for crimes she was accused of committing on its behalf, died on Dec. 17 at his home in Garrison, N.Y. He was 68.
Yes an animal can be tested for cancer. If you suspect your dog may have cancer contact your vet and schedule a physical. Normally they will take blood and test it, unless there is a growth then they can take sample of that growth and biopsy it.
Your vet will check for tumors and other symptoms associated with bone cancer; a biopsy will be necessary, as well as a thorough physical, and potentially x-rays of impacted areas, and a check of the petâs blood count. Types of Bone Cancer: There are many types of bone cancer that can afflict cats and dogs, but the most common forms are: Osteosarcoma: This type of bone cancer, commonly occurring in femurs, frequently metastasizes throughout the petâs body, and can often be deadly.