Although much effort is being directed toward the early detection of cancers in the quest to save lives, research is showing that dogs are miles ahead of sensors in detecting many forms of the disease. Using their skills offers an important chance to save lives.
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Early Cancer Detection With A Dog’s Wet Nose
February 10th, 2011 
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Posted in Disease Prevention, General Health, Medical Research 
Tags: breast cancer, cancer detection, cancer treatment, early detection, lung cancer, prevention, prostate cancer, public health 
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March 15th, 2009 admin Pancreatic cancer is one of the most deadly of cancers because it is so hard to detect in early stages and because it is so aggressive. With low survival rates among these cancer victims, new research that suggests earlier detection of the disease is welcome news.
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March 12th, 2009 admin Doctors have long used their sense of smell to detect the symptoms of certain diseases in the breath of their patients. While not new, machine analysis of our breath for disease detection continues to expand in its scope to detect a growing number of conditions.
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