Linda and Ella
Twelve years ago
We have
known for some timethat dogs can detect ovarian cancer with their acute sense of
smell. Well, to be safe I ought to say
that some dgs can detect OVCA sometimes. Well, it now appears that we humans can
do it, too – with an expensive tool called a nanotube, developed and tested at
Sloan Kettering. Presumably it is more
sensitive than a dog, or else they wouldn’t be bragging about it. So, good for them. But, you can’t pet a nanotube!
https://www.drugdiscoverynews.com/a-molecular-nose-sniffs-out-ovarian-cancer-15462
Thanks for this fascinating information Myrl! As always, I hope that you're doing well. Nora
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