Hello Sir/ma'am,. I'm Hasvinjit Kaurvinjitnus.edu...

Hello Sir/Ma’am,

I’m Hasvinjit Kaur(vinjit@nus.edu.sg), a research assistant at the National University of Singapore. We are currently carrying out research on Photodynamic Therapy (PDT). In summary this cancer treatment utilizes photosensitive drugs activated by light.

We are aware of the limited treatment options available and high treatment costs associated with cancer treatment. This clinical trial aims to treat dogs with Mammary Gland Tumour as well as cover the cost of treatment for shelter dogs. Please reach out if you know of any dogs suffering from this ailment. Do let me know of any question that you may have, or if you are unsure if your dog fits the criteria. We are more than happy to assist you and clarify any questions that you may have. I can be contacted at vinjit@nus.edu.sg.

Also, kindly help spread and share the information above to your colleagues, network and anyone in need. Our hope is that through this study we can further improve and provide better treatment options for our oncology patients. Thank you.



Hello Sir/Ma’am,

I’m Hasvinjit Kaur(vinjit@nus.edu.sg), a research assistant at the National University of Singapore. We are currently carrying out research on Photodynamic Therapy (PDT). In summary this cancer treatment utilizes photosensitive drugs activated by light.

We are aware of the limited treatment options available and high treatment costs associated with cancer treatment. This clinical trial aims to treat dogs with Mammary Gland Tumour as well as cover the cost of treatment for shelter dogs. Please reach out if you know of any dogs suffering from this ailment. Do let me know of any question that you may have, or if you are unsure if your dog fits the criteria. We are more than happy to assist you and clarify any questions that you may have. I can be contacted at vinjit@nus.edu.sg.

Also, kindly help spread and share the information above to your colleagues, network and anyone in need. Our hope is that through this study we can further improve and provide better treatment options for our oncology patients. Thank you.

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