Dogs Trained to Sniff Out Cancer

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| Print | By | December 5, 2008 11:22 AM

I’ve blogged before about dogs and cancer, and how some special canines seem able to detect body changes in people that alert them to illness.

A colleague pointed me to this video, a fascinating look at how researchers are training dogs to smell cancer in the breath samples of human patients. And by studying cancers in dogs, we may discover new treatments for cancer in human and canine cancer patients.

You’ll hear from Dr. Katherine Skoropski, Assistant Professor of Oncology at US Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, and Dr. Joseph Tuscano, Associate Professor at the UC Davis Cancer Center.

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