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Body Odor, a Silent Sign of a Scary Disease

Years of research on trained dogs have shown that the olfactory system of these mammals, with its 300 million olfactory receptors, is capable of detecting signs of metabolic diseases very early.

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Body Odor, a Silent Sign of a Scary Disease

Years of research on trained dogs have shown that the olfactory system of these mammals, with its 300 million olfactory receptors, is capable of detecting signs of metabolic diseases very early.

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