A Finnish pilot program is using dogs to detect COVID-19 among Helsinki International Airport passengers, through sweat samples.
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All Dogβs Go to Heaven π
sniff sniff hooray
Check the walls for pork chops.
Lightly powder your belongings with Habanero powder.
I think thisβs a little bit ridiculous, you are exposing the dog to the virus, they are not immune to it!
The virus has not mutated to infect dogs, they will be fine. Do your research before exposing your stupidity.
I thought the same thing.
I believe Finns are smart enough to check that before implementing this method. That’s just some conspiracy theory
Maybe dogs have nanobodies in their blood like camels and alpacas.
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So Nice ππππππ
99.7% recovery rate
Recovery only means not dead, it doesn’t mean not losing a lung or getting brain damage or other permanent damage. If you fall down the stairs and break your neck, you might not die, but being permanently paralyzed isn’t exactly fine, is it? Β¬_Β¬
Lol find any none over none unde here what a lie
Interesting, but what’s the scientific backing? I’d love to see the data on the underlying mechanism that lets them detect it. It makes sense that some diseases can be detected by a dog since they affect things like blood-sugar and such, but what affect could SARS-CoV-2 have on cells (especially a sweat) sample that could be detected by smell? π€ I hope they/someone does some more research and publishes some papers on the method. π€ (Also, can’t dogs can get the disease? π€¦)
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