A study by British scientists has concluded that dogs can detect corona infection by sniffing the human body.

The research was conducted by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in collaboration with the charity Medical Kill Detection Dogs and the University of Turham.

It includes training the cooker in its own way, including odor analysis and modeling.

Studies have shown that trained dogs can detect with 94 percent greater sensitivity and 92 percent accuracy. Professor James Logan, head of the Department of Disease Control at LHTM, said the risk of a new type of virus entering the country could be hampered for some time and that cookers could play a key role.