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Corgi detection - 04-25-2008, 12:13 AM
Corgis and other dogs can detect serious problems associated with diabetics in humans. They can save the lives of diabetics. And now it has been discovered that dogs can detect if people have various cancers - lung and breast cancers and if moles on people are malignant melanomas.
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How can they detect this? What are the details?
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Believe it or not, the dogs are actually able to smell the cancer cells. There have been programs on TV showing how they are trained. Some dogs are also able to detect when someone is going to have an epileptic seizure before it happen; and get their owners a head warning and/or to a safe secure area.

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Corgis and other dogs can detect serious problems associated with diabetics in humans. They can save the lives of diabetics. And now it has been discovered that dogs can detect if people have various cancers - lung and breats cancers and if moles on people are malignant melanomas.
God has given dogs many skills.
This isn't new, reasearch has been going on with this for a while. Did a new study come out?
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