odor of prostate in urine samples

Science Times - Study Reveals How ‘Robotic Nose’ are More Sensitive to Odor than Cancer-Detecting Dogs Scientists Developed

Study Shows Robotic Nose More Sensitive to Odor Than Cancer-Detecting Dogs

Medicine & Technology Feb 18, 2021

A study reveals dogs have the ability to smell prostate cancer that could stimulate 'robotic noses' in order to sniff out the illness via a technique called 'machine olfaction.'

odor of prostate in urine samples

Study Shows Robotic Nose More Sensitive to Odor Than Cancer-Detecting Dogs

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