University of Pennsylvania veterinary school tests coronavirus patient samples. Dogs have been trained to effectively sniff out an array of complexities from cancer to blood sugar levels in diabetics, ...

Dogs have amazing noses that can detect cancer and even smell an oncoming epileptic seizure. So not long after it became clear that COVID-19 had become a global pandemic, researchers worldwide began ...

MIAMI -- The Miami Heat is allowing a limited number of fans to attend games starting this week --- with the help of coronavirus-sniffing dogs to screen them. Similar to canines on patrol at airports ...

A group in the United Kingdom says it has discovered more evidence that dogs are able to detect COVID-19 in humans. According to Medical Detection Dogs, after between six and eight weeks of training, ...

HELSINKI, Finland -- Finland has deployed coronavirus-sniffing dogs at the Nordic country's main international airport in a four-month trial of an alternative testing method that could become a ...

PHILADELPHIA -- University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine has launched a pilot training program to research if dogs would be able to sniff out the coronavirus. Penn Vet is using scent ...

After just a few days of training, detection dogs can sniff out coronavirus infections. This is according to a new study, published on July 23 and which was piloted by the University of Veterinary ...

Dogs have up to 300 million olfactory receptors. A pooch’s sense of smell is 10,000 to 100,000 times as acute as a human’s. Knowing that some human diseases have unique odors and that canines have an ...

They say the dog is man’s best friend, but dogs may also be our best hope when it comes to solving the current COVID-19 testing crisis. Many experts believe that in order to reopen the economy and ...