Dogs Have The Ability To Detect Cancer
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In a 1989 case study in The Lancet, one dog owner was prompted to have a mole on her leg checked by her doctor when her dog wouldn’t stop sniffing at the spot. It turned out to be malignant melanoma. Since then, dogs have been trained to detect a range of cancers, even in the early stages.
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While you should always prioritize regular health screenings, it’s nice to have some backup from your furry friend, who may know that something is off.
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