O companie din India antrenează câini pentru a mirosi cancerul

A research center near Bengaluru is training dogs to detect cancer through human breath samples, using AI to analyze their responses. A recent study showed over 90% accuracy for seven cancer types, but independent experts call for larger studies to confirm these results. The method involves patients breathing into a cotton mask, with samples analyzed later without direct contact with the dogs. This approach could aid early cancer detection in India, where many cases are diagnosed late. Further studies are planned for potential commercial approval, but reliability in real-world conditions remains to be established.