Classification
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Working Class
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Color
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Orange
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Type
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Cancer Detection
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Job
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Believe it or not, scientists were able
to train Labrador Retrievers to sniff out cancer in patients’ breath
by smelling samples and sitting down in front of the one that was
cancerous. Cancer cells give off different odors than regular cells and
they change the way a person’s breath smells– a dog’s keen nose can tell the difference.
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Handler
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These canine doctors work with the those in
the healthcare profession.
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Gear
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The dogs go through an intense training
course to learn how to locate odors to identify a cancer cell, it is not
public knowledge how this is achieved.
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Signs
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Golden Retrievers and labs are commonly
used for this profession
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Notes
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In one case in particular, the
Lab correctly diagnosed the disease 98 percent of the time, whereas a test
that is commonly used found the cancer only 10 percent of the time.
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