cancer detection
08/13/2018
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By Earl Garcia
Scientists shocked as woman with super sensitive nose demonstrates ability to literally sniff out cancer in other humans
Perfume magnate Jo Malone has a sense of smell so acute she can detect cancer like trained sniffing dogs, according to researchers at the Medical Detection Dogs in Milton Keynes, U.K. Malone, 53, discovered that she too can detect illnesses by detecting subtle changes in the body’s scent. The scent industry giant underwent a test […]
08/12/2018
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By Frances Bloomfield
Do your moles put you at risk of melanoma? Find out through ABCDE
Moles are a common sight on a person’s body. These dark-colored clusters of pigmented cells usually appear during childhood, but can fade or disappear with age. While most are harmless, some moles may become deadly over time. Moles can be a risk factor for melanoma, a type of skin cancer. Melanoma may sound scary but […]
05/07/2017
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By Russel Davis
Cancer detection breakthrough uses chewing gum to trap and analyze biomarkers for cancer already growing in your body
U.S.-based biotech firm Volatile Analysis‘ non-profit Hudson Alpha have developed a chewing gum that may help detect cancer. According to the company’s scientists, each type of cancer produces a unique set of chemicals known as volatile organic compound. These chemicals differ in composition per cancer type, in the same way a healthy lung produces compounds that are different […]
05/05/2017
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By Vicki Batts
Breast cancer detection bra will never see the light of day thanks to the deadly mammogram racket
Eighteen-year-old Julian Rios Cantu, an engineering student from Monterrey, Mexico, recently made headlines for his cancer-detecting bra, known as EVA. Cantu stole the show at the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards and walked away with the top prize for his outstanding device. The bra is equipped with 200 biosensors that monitor breast shape, temperature and weight, […]
04/04/2017
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By Vicki Batts
Dogs can PERFECTLY detect cancer by sniffing bandages … works better than lab equipment
Man’s best friend is known for being capable of amazing feats. For years dogs have been trained to do many extraordinary tasks. They have been trained to assist people with disabilities in a number of different ways or to become therapy animals. Our four-legged furry friends are also often taught how to sniff out bombs, drugs […]
02/01/2017
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By Amy Goodrich
Scientists STUNNED: Dogs are able to detect cancer more accurately than many laboratories
With up to 300 million scent receptors (compared to our 6 million), dogs can smell things that seem non-existent to our senses. While we all know about their ability to find missing people and sniff out hidden drugs or bombs, they can actually detect so much more. With their extraordinary sense of smell, dogs can […]
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