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New York Times

Dogs Excel on Smell Test to Find Cancer - New York Times

In the small world of people who train dogs to sniff cancer, a little-known Northern California clinic has made a big claim: that it has trained five dogs - three Labradors and two Portuguese water dogs - to detect lung cancer in the breath of cancer sufferers with 99 percent accuracy.

BBC News

BBC NEWS | Health | Dogs 'sniff out' bladder cancer

There have been anecdotal reports of dogs spotting cancer in their owners, but now researchers say they have proved this phenomenon scientifically.

thechart.blogs.cnn.com

Growing body of research says dogs really can smell cancer – The ...

Researchers in Germany found that dogs were able to pick up on the scent of organic compounds linked to the presence of lung cancer in the human body, and that their keen sense of smell may be useful for the early detection of the disease.

Growing body of research says dogs really can smell cancer – The Chart - CNN.com Blogs

A new study adds to the body of research suggesting that "man’s best friend" may actually be able to smell cancer.

Growing body of research says dogs really can smell cancer – The Chart - CNN.com Blogs

Researchers in Germany found that dogs were able to pick up on the scent of organic compounds linked to the presence of lung cancer in the human body, and that their keen sense of smell may be useful for the early detection of the disease.

CBS News

Can Dogs Sniff Out Cancer? - CBS News

In September, a leading medical journal in Britain, the BMI, gave its blessing.

Can Dogs Sniff Out Cancer? - CBS News

Dogs can be trained to recognize and flag bladder cancer.”

Can Dogs Sniff Out Cancer?

The journal published the results of the first ever meticulously controlled, double blind, peer-reviewed study on the subject, stating, The results are unambiguous.

Can Dogs Sniff Out Cancer? - CBS News

The journal published the results of the first ever meticulously controlled, double blind, peer-reviewed study on the subject, stating, “The results are unambiguous.

Huffington Post

Cancer-Sniffing Dog Trained By Scientists

Japanese scientists trained a black Labrador Retriever, named Marine, that they say can sniff out colorectal cancer with up to 98 percent accuracy, according to CTV News.

sciencedaily.com

Can Dogs Smell Cancer?

6, 2006) — In a society where lung and breast cancers are leading causes of cancer death worldwide, early detection of the disease is highly desirable.

Can Dogs Smell Cancer?

In a new scientific study, researchers present astonishing new evidence that man's best friend, the dog, may have the capacity to contribute to the process of early cancer detection.

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There have been anecdotal reports of dogs spotting cancer in their owners, but now researchers say they have proved this phenomenon scientifically.

kleinerskorner.com

Steve Klein Weekly Update

In September a leading medical journal in Britain, the BMI, gave its blessing.

health.alltop.com

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Researchers in Germany found that dogs were able to pick up on the scent of organic compounds linked to the presence of lung cancer in the human body, and that their keen sense of smell may be useful for the early detection of the disease.

Alltop - Top Health News

Researchers in Germany found that dogs were able to pick up on the scent of organic compounds linked to the presence of lung cancer in the human body, and that their keen sense of smell may be useful for the early detection of the disease.

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Anchorage Daily News (newspaper)

A dog's nose is a many-splendored thing: Judith Kleinfeld | adn.com

But don't think your dog can sniff out a developing cancer in you.

A dog's nose is a many-splendored thing: Judith Kleinfeld | adn.com

First the dog has to be trained -- rewarded when he identifies the smell of cancer and not rewarded when he makes a mistake.