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Can dogs smell COVID? Here s what the science says -- Science & Technology -- Sott net

Asher is an eccentric, Storm likes sunbathing and Maple loves to use her brain. All three could play a part in controlling the COVID-19 pandemic, but they are not scientists or politicians. They are dogs. And they are not alone. Around the world,.

Dogs can sniff out COVID-19 with up to 94% accuracy, study finds

Explained: How big a role can sniffer dogs play in detection of coronavirus?

Explained: How big a role can sniffer dogs play in detection of coronavirus? Mehr Gill, Kabir Firaque © Provided by The Indian Express In the last one month, two groups of scientists have reported separate findings on sniffer dogs detecting coronavirus infection in humans. Both papers have reported remarkable accuracy, at over 90%. These are not the first two studies on what has been the subject of research and experimentation during the pandemic and even before, with dogs trained to detect other disease as well as drugs and explosives. So, are dogs the future in coronavirus testing? The evidence so far indicates that they may indeed be useful in identifying potentially infected people in crowds, helping reduce the numbers that would need to undergo conventional tests which would still be necessary.

Dogs: The New COVID-19 Rapid Test

Almost instantaneously, dogs trained to sniff out signs of SARS-CoV-2 infection can indicate positive samples with greater than 90 percent accuracy, according to two preliminary studies published this month. Although such rapid results won’t replace the tried-and-true PCR test to confirm an infection, pups could offer “a suitable method for mass screening,” James Logan, an infectious disease researcher at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine who coauthored one of the studies, tells the Logan and his colleagues trained Asher, Kyp, Lexi, Marlow, Millie, and Tala to alert their handlers when they caught the scent of a SARS-CoV-2 infection on clothing that came from an infected person. According to

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