New York Vet 2026 Conference Program

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Cancer Screening Is Standard in Human Medicine. Now It’s Coming to Veterinary Medicine

October 30, 2026
Uptown Clinical Theater
Cancer Screening Is Standard in Human Medicine. Now It’s Coming to Veterinary Medicine

Human medicine has long used cancer screening to catch disease earlier, from skin cancer screening, to mammograms to colon cancer screening. In this session, Dr. Andrew Rosenberg will examine how that same preventive mindset is beginning to reshape veterinary medicine. Attendees will explore how Heat Diffusion Imaging offers a non-invasive way to assess dermal and subcutaneous masses, helping clinicians rethink the traditional “watch and wait” approach to lumps and bumps.

  • Compare common human cancer screening models with emerging veterinary screening workflows
  • Understand the science behind Heat Diffusion Imaging and tissue-level heat behavior
  • Learn how screening can support earlier cancer detection and clearer next-step recommendations
  • Explore how giving clinicians better screening tools can improve mass triage, client communication, and patient outcomes
Speakers
Andrew Rosenberg, Dermatologist and Director of Medical Operations - Animal Dermatology Group
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