NEW YORK (WABC) -- Dogs may be a woman's best friend when it comes to early detection of a common form of cancer.
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are training three dogs to sniff out the signature chemical compound that indicates the presence of ovarian cancer.
If they can isolate it, scientists will then work to create an electronic sensor that identifies the same odor.
(Copyright ©2013 WABC-TV/DT. All Rights Reserved.)
cancer, dogs, health news
blog comments powered by Disqus
Advertisement
- Police searching for home invasion suspect
- AccuWeather Forecast: Showers And Storms
- Live: Eyewitness News on 7online streamed live!
- Verify WATCH ABC; Now on Verizon Fios!
- Independent monitor to oversee stop and frisk changes
- Vigil held for NJ boy killed in SI hit and run
- Man falls from Turner Field stands, hospitalized
- Truck fire shuts down part of I-78 westbound
- Special primary to be held in NJ on Tuesday
- Paula Deen lawsuit has race-based claims thrown out
- Man shot in robbery attempt in St. Peter's University garage
- 'Ocean's 16' workers claim Powerball prize
- Famous face test may help spot dementia
- Photos: Florida sinkhole swallows hotel
Health Links
-
Most Popular
-
Most Viewed StoriesMost Viewed VideoMost Viewed Photos
Advertisement
- 7online home
- Site Map
- RSS
- Advertise with Us
- Contact Us
- Online Public Inspection File
- Technical Help
- ABC.com
- ABCNews.com
- Privacy Policy
- Interest-Based Ads
- Safety Information for this site
- Terms of Use
- Copyright ©2013 ABC Inc., WABC-TV/DT New York, NY. All Rights Reserved.





