The charity Medical Detection Dogs trained the dogs to detect Covid-19 scent by using more than 3,500 body odour samples consisting of socks and t-shirts from members of the public and NHS staff.
The charity Medical Detection Dogs trained the dogs to detect Covid-19 scent by using more than 3,500 body odour samples consisting of socks and t-shirts from members of the public and NHS staff.
A gang of five metal detectorists have admitted illegally plundering ancient artefacts from protected historic sites during a series of night-time raids. Known as nighthawking, the quintent unearthed and stole bronze axe heads and old coins from Beeston Castle, in Cheshire and the Grade II-listed Roche Abbey in Yorkshire while using metal detectors. According to legend, … Read more
Google is the lasted tech company to expand into the health market with a new Nest Hub assistant that monitors sleep. The seven-inch smart screen is packed with sleep-sensing technology that collects data while sitting at the owner’s bedside. The feature, which Google intends to offer for free through at least this year, relies on … Read more
A golden king rises from the mud of a lonely field, where he had lain undisturbed for the best part of 400 years. In his left hand he holds a shimmering orb, in the other an equally lustrous royal sceptre. At his feet crouches a white antelope, the king’s personal heraldic beast. His Majesty’s sudden … Read more
A golden king rises from the mud of a lonely field, where he had lain undisturbed for the best part of 400 years. In his left hand he holds a shimmering orb, in the other an equally lustrous royal sceptre. At his feet crouches a white antelope, the king’s personal heraldic beast. His Majesty’s sudden … Read more
Quickly turning around results of the process to detect the new ‘super-covid’ variant ‘isn’t an urgent need,’ because the findings won’t change how the US handles the pandemic, a CDC official told DailyMail.com. ‘For less urgent sequencing, when there isn’t an urgent need to get the data turned around quickly, it’s much more efficient to … Read more
A new type of test may be more effective at determining whether someone already had coronavirus compared to widely-used antibody tests. The test looks for immune cells called T-cells, which are a type of white blood cell that binds to and kills viruses. New research from the manufacturer, Adaptive Biotechnologies, which is based in Seattle, found … Read more
A new type of test may be more effective at determining whether someone already had coronavirus compared to widely-used antibody tests. The test looks for immune cells called T-cells, which are a type of white blood cell that binds to and kills viruses. New research from the manufacturer, Adaptive Biotechnologies, which is based in Seattle, found … Read more
Trained sniffer dogs can detect coronavirus in human swab samples with 94 per cent success rate, study shows Researchers from Germany trained army dogs to sniff out infected samples Canines are known to be able to smell signs of various diseases and even cancer Dogs could potentially be used alongside laboratory tests to help stop … Read more