Learn how trained dogs use their powerful noses to identify volatile organic compounds linked to several types of cancer.

In a follow-up study in 2011, that number rose to 92 per cent. In 2011, a single dog caught prostate cancer, also using urine samples, 90 per cent of the time. Since 2013, at the University of ...

In a world where most cancer cases are diagnosed too late, SpotItEarly introduces a non-invasive, accessible, and highly ...

Traditional cancer detection in dogs often relies on symptoms or imaging—by which point the disease can already be advanced. The StageOne Plus test, however, uses a simple blood sample to spot ...

Canine and human cancers bear many similarities — studies in dogs are helping to develop treatments for both species.

A University of Bristol study shows that trained dogs can detect Parkinson's disease with 80% sensitivity by identifying ...

With scent detection capabilities far beyond any machine, dogs are being trained to identify early-stage cancers from a simple breath sample. Backed by AI and clinical data, this unconventional ...

Charity is UK first to train dogs to detect the smell of bowel cancer in urine Someone gets diagnosed with bowel cancer every 15 minutes in the UK The stigma and embarrassment of providing a poo ...

Medical Detection Dogs has today launched an urgent appeal to raise the funds needed for the next stage of its bowel cancer detection dogs project. Did you know with a Digital subscription to ...