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Researchers train dogs to sniff out Covid-19 positive people, could find use at airports

Researchers train dogs to sniff out Covid-19 positive people, could find use at airports India Today Web Desk As the coronavirus pandemic worsens and cases rise in separate parts of the world owing to fresh waves, a new detector has come around sniffer dogs. A new study shows that sniffer dogs can be trained to identify people with the SARS-CoV2 virus by their odour. Researchers at the London School of Tropical Medicine, who presented a new study, said that these dogs could soon be used at airports or mass gathering venues to pick up the corona odour of Covid-19-infected people. Working in teams of two, the Covid-trained dogs could screen a line of several hundred people coming off a plane within half an hour and detect with up to 94.3 per cent sensitivity those infected, Reuters reported.

Trained on smelly socks, bio-detection dogs sniff out COVID-19

Trained on smelly socks, bio-detection dogs sniff out COVID-19
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Trained on smelly socks, bio-detection dogs sniff out coronavirus

Dogs trained on smelly socks could be used at airports to pick up corona odour of Covid-infected people

›Dogs trained on smelly socks could be used at airports to pick up corona odour of Covid-infected people Dogs trained on smelly socks could be used at airports to pick up corona odour of Covid-infected people SECTIONS Dogs trained on smelly socks could be used at airports to pick up corona odour of Covid-infected peopleAFP Last Updated: May 24, 2021, 08:28 AM IST Share Synopsis These dogs could screen a line of several hundred people coming off a plane within half an hour. iStock The researchers said the dogs were even able to sniff out asymptomatic or mild COVID-19 cases, as well as cases caused by a mutant variant that emerged in the UK late last year.

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