HylaPharm

06/19/2018

New treatment from KU Cancer Center, successful in dogs, could eliminate need for chemotherapy

"It worked like a charm for Remy. The dog was cancer-free after one treatment. 'It's really exciting to be part of that, to think that her results and her reaction and everything with her is eventually to be used in humans. It's a wonderful thing,' Yoder said with pride."
-41 Action News - KSHB-TV

If your dog has recently been diagnosed with cancer, HylaPharm has a drug in clinical trials that might be able to help.
Contact Jerome Adams at: [email protected] or call 913-213-3028 for more information if you think your dog could be a candidate.

Doctors are testing a new cancer treatment developed by University of Kansas Cancer Center on dogs. Early successes show it may eliminate the need for chemotherapy in certain cases for humans. 

10/27/2017

Science has the power to change the world, and I enjoyed talking today about the importance of scientific research with The Science Coalition and founders of companies created from federally-funded research, including HylaPharm President Andrew Hansen from Lawrence.

We must encourage the next generation to study STEM education to continue making progress in these fields. My Senate Competitiveness Caucus co-chair U.S. Senator Chris Coons and I continue to work with our colleagues to make certain there are science-related jobs waiting for our students in Kansas and beyond upon their graduation to meet these goals.

10/27/2017

Each of their companies is bringing transformational innovations to the marketplace. Each of their companies began with federally funded university research. #AmericanMadeInnovation #SparkingEconomicGrowth Learn more: http://bit.ly/americanmadeinnovation

09/08/2017

3 corridor companies pitch at ‘Shark Tank’ for animal health - Kansas City Business Journal

HylaPharm is 1 of 3 companies featured at Animal Corridor Investment Forum!

Based on cancer treatment for pet dogs, HylaPharm was chosen to present at the main Animal Corridor investment forum.

The companies make a case for funding at this year's KC Animal Health Investment Forum.

09/08/2017

Attention Dog Owners: If your dog has recently been diagnosed with cancer, there is a drug in clinical trials that might be able to help. This drug developed by Hylapharm has had success eradicating locally advanced cancer in canines. They are accepting new dogs now for the next round of trials. If you think your dog could be a candidate, contact us at [email protected] or call us at 913-213-3028.

01/08/2017

Dog recovers from baseball size tumor

http://www.bnd.com/news/local/article124975244.html/video-embed

Partners for Pets helped rescue Cayenne and found a treatment for her baseball sized tumor in her jaw. Now she is cancer free and adopted.

12/21/2016

K.U. Medical Center drug shows promise in treating dogs with cancer

http://fox4kc.com/2016/12/20/k-u-medical-center-drug-shows-promise-in-treating-dogs-with-cancer/

KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- A drug created at the University of Kansas Medical Center appears to be helping some of man's best friends survive cancer, and it holds potential to also help humans. Tinkerbelle, a 10-year-old chihuahua, gives and gets lots of love. When sisters Gabrielle Letsinger and Cassandr...

10/28/2016

Cayenne's Crusade: Movie 2

An update on Cayenne's Crusade!

09/29/2016

Cayenne's Crusade

https://www.facebook.com/partners4pets/posts/1307110669308048

09/26/2016

We are so so thankful for this study that Vedel is a part of. The prednisone treatment and surgeries she had gone through did not help her. Even though her tumor has not gone away it has slowed it's growth with no adverse reactions to the chemo like the prednisone was doing to her. THANK YOU for allowing us to be a part of this and giving our girl a chance at a longer more healthier life. Sincerely The Taylor Family

09/16/2016

Kansas City Clinical Dog Cancer Trial

This Kansas City clinical dog cancer trial uses a new anti-cancer drug that is injected directly into cancers. Patients are still being accepted.

If you think your dog could be a candidate, contact Jerome Adams at: [email protected] or call 913-213-3028 for more information.