When a dog’s nose meets AI: Bengaluru startup’s hunt for cancer in human breath

Bengaluru scientists are training dogs to detect cancer using breath samples. Volatile organic compounds in breath may signal disease, which dogs can identify. Sensors record canine reactions, and AI analyzes this data for patterns. This experimental technology aims for early, non-invasive cancer screening. Further clinical validation is needed before widespread patient use. 

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