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A group in the United Kingdom says it has discovered more evidence that dogs are able to detect COVID-19 in humans.According to Medical Detection Dogs, after between six and eight weeks of training, it was able to train several of its bio-detection dogs to pick up a distinct scent given off by people who had contracted COVID-19.The group says that the best-performing dogs were giving a sensitivity of up to 94.3% and specificity of up to 92%, meaning that they were reliably predicting when a person does or does not have the disease.To train
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