dogs can sniff out prostate cancer with 98 per cent reliability , a new study has shown . the research , carried out in milan , backs up tests carried out by the charity medical detection dogs . its co-founder dr claire guest said the charity 's research found a 93 per cent reliability rate when detecting both prostate and bladder cancer . she hailed the new study , describing the findings as ` spectacular ' . dogs have been found to detect prostate cancer with 98 per cent accuracy when sniffing men 's urine samples . the latest research , by the department of urology at the humanitas clinical and research centre in milan , involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men - 360 with prostate cancer and 540 without . scientists found that dog one got it right in 98.7 per cent of cases , while for dog two this was 97.6 per cent . they said the dogs are able to detect prostate cancer specific volatile organic compounds in the urine but said an important question remains of how a dog would find it in daily practice . prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the uk , with more than 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year . dr guest said : ` these results are spectacular . they offer us further proof that dogs have the ability to detect human cancer . ` it is particularly exciting that we have such a high success rate in the detection of prostate cancer , for which the existing tests are woefully inadequate . ' she said there is currently a ` reluctance to embrace this tested , time-old technology ' but dogs can pick up a scent in a dilution of one to a thousand parts . ryanair has taken the unprecedented step of banning passengers from bringing their own booze on board flights between glasgow and the party island of ibiza out of concerns for safety and comfort . the dublin-based airline has informed passengers travelling on the notorious flight from glasgow prestwick airport to the spanish island that their alcohol purchases from duty free shops are no longer allowed in the cabin , and they risk being kicked off the flight if they do n't comply . ryanair refused to explain the reason behind its decision , but it follows a handful of incidents involving boorish behaviour by inebriated travellers heading to the island for days of sun , booze and revelry . passengers ' hand luggage will be searched before they board at glasgow prestwick airport , said the airline . an email sent to ibiza-bound passengers and obtained by the daily record said : ` customers will not be allowed to carry alcohol on board and all cabin baggage will be searched at boarding gates . ` any alcohol purchased in airport shops or elsewhere must be packed in a suitable item of baggage , which will be tagged and placed in the aircraft hold free of charge . ` customers attempting to conceal alcohol will be denied travel without refund or compensation . ' there is no single test for prostate cancer , but the most commonly used are blood tests , a physical examination or a biopsy . the latest research , by the department of urology at the humanitas clinical and research centre in milan , involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men - 360 with prostate cancer and 540 without . in a statement to mailonline travel , a ryanair spokesman said the airline made the decision after consultations with customers and airport officials . passengers who are caught trying to sneak alcohol into the cabin risk being kicked off the flight . the spokesman said : ` those who have purchased duty free alcohol will be asked to either place their purchases in their cabin baggage and into the hold at the boarding gate , or leave their purchases behind . ` the comfort and safety of our customers and crew is our number one priority and we will not tolerate unruly behaviour at any time . ' the spokesman declined to identify the incidents which sparked the ban or say what will happen to passengers caught trying to sneak alcohol on board . prostate cancer , pictured , is the most common cancer in men in the uk , with more than 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year . ` over the years , millions of pounds of nhs funding has been poured into the traditional test methods , and yet there has been little improvement in their reliability , ' dr guest added . ` this has caused a huge waste of resources , not to mention the distress to the impacted individuals . ` moreover , the detection dogs provide alternative solution that yields consistently accurate results . if our detection dogs were a machine , there would be huge demand for them . ' there have been problems with passengers opening alcohol purchased from duty free shops at glasgow prestwick airport and imbibing on the flight to ibiza . passengers who purchase booze from duty free shops at glasgow prestwick must place it in the luggage hold . medical detection dogs , which is based in milton keynes , trains specialist canines to detect the odour of human disease . they also train medical alert assistance dogs to help people with life-threatening health conditions go about their daily lives . last year a flight made headlines when an online video showed passengers chanting and swearing . rowdy passengers were recorded singing the theme to dambusters and chanting ` here we , here we , here we f ****** go ' after the plane landed . travellers who did n't join in appeared anxious or agitated with the scene unfolding just rows in front of them , and cabin crew were shown looking on helplessly as the singing continued uninterrupted . the research is published in the journal of urology . in 2013 a flight on the same route had to divert to beauvais-tille airport , north of paris , after a group of drunk passengers began causing trouble . police said 14 men were thrown off the plane in france and were so inebriated they thought they had landed in ibiza . it was believed the group had been drinking alcohol bought from duty free at glasgow prestwick before the two-hour flight . the budget carrier currently flies twice a week between glasgow prestwick and ibiza , with flights operating on sundays and wednesdays .
study in milan found two dogs identified 98 % of prostate cancer cases . they examined urine samples of 900 men - 360 who had cancer . medical detection dogs charity hailed the study as ` spectacular '
dogs can sniff out prostate cancer with 98 per cent reliability , a new study has shown . the research , carried out in milan , backs up tests carried out by the charity medical detection dogs . its co-founder dr claire guest said the charity 's research found a 93 per cent reliability rate when detecting both prostate and bladder cancer . she hailed the new study , describing the findings as ` spectacular ' . dogs have been found to detect prostate cancer with 98 per cent accuracy when sniffing men 's urine samples . the latest research , by the department of urology at the humanitas clinical and research centre in milan , involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men - 360 with prostate cancer and 540 without . scientists found that dog one got it right in 98.7 per cent of cases , while for dog two this was 97.6 per cent . they said the dogs are able to detect prostate cancer specific volatile organic compounds in the urine but said an important question remains of how a dog would find it in daily practice . prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the uk , with more than 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year . dr guest said : ` these results are spectacular . they offer us further proof that dogs have the ability to detect human cancer . ` it is particularly exciting that we have such a high success rate in the detection of prostate cancer , for which the existing tests are woefully inadequate . ' she said there is currently a ` reluctance to embrace this tested , time-old technology ' but dogs can pick up a scent in a dilution of one to a thousand parts . ryanair has taken the unprecedented step of banning passengers from bringing their own booze on board flights between glasgow and the party island of ibiza out of concerns for safety and comfort . the dublin-based airline has informed passengers travelling on the notorious flight from glasgow prestwick airport to the spanish island that their alcohol purchases from duty free shops are no longer allowed in the cabin , and they risk being kicked off the flight if they do n't comply . ryanair refused to explain the reason behind its decision , but it follows a handful of incidents involving boorish behaviour by inebriated travellers heading to the island for days of sun , booze and revelry . passengers ' hand luggage will be searched before they board at glasgow prestwick airport , said the airline . an email sent to ibiza-bound passengers and obtained by the daily record said : ` customers will not be allowed to carry alcohol on board and all cabin baggage will be searched at boarding gates . ` any alcohol purchased in airport shops or elsewhere must be packed in a suitable item of baggage , which will be tagged and placed in the aircraft hold free of charge . ` customers attempting to conceal alcohol will be denied travel without refund or compensation . ' there is no single test for prostate cancer , but the most commonly used are blood tests , a physical examination or a biopsy . the latest research , by the department of urology at the humanitas clinical and research centre in milan , involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men - 360 with prostate cancer and 540 without . in a statement to mailonline travel , a ryanair spokesman said the airline made the decision after consultations with customers and airport officials . passengers who are caught trying to sneak alcohol into the cabin risk being kicked off the flight . the spokesman said : ` those who have purchased duty free alcohol will be asked to either place their purchases in their cabin baggage and into the hold at the boarding gate , or leave their purchases behind . ` the comfort and safety of our customers and crew is our number one priority and we will not tolerate unruly behaviour at any time . ' the spokesman declined to identify the incidents which sparked the ban or say what will happen to passengers caught trying to sneak alcohol on board . prostate cancer , pictured , is the most common cancer in men in the uk , with more than 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year . ` over the years , millions of pounds of nhs funding has been poured into the traditional test methods , and yet there has been little improvement in their reliability , ' dr guest added . ` this has caused a huge waste of resources , not to mention the distress to the impacted individuals . ` moreover , the detection dogs provide alternative solution that yields consistently accurate results . if our detection dogs were a machine , there would be huge demand for them . ' there have been problems with passengers opening alcohol purchased from duty free shops at glasgow prestwick airport and imbibing on the flight to ibiza . passengers who purchase booze from duty free shops at glasgow prestwick must place it in the luggage hold . medical detection dogs , which is based in milton keynes , trains specialist canines to detect the odour of human disease . they also train medical alert assistance dogs to help people with life-threatening health conditions go about their daily lives . last year a flight made headlines when an online video showed passengers chanting and swearing . rowdy passengers were recorded singing the theme to dambusters and chanting ` here we , here we , here we f ****** go ' after the plane landed . travellers who did n't join in appeared anxious or agitated with the scene unfolding just rows in front of them , and cabin crew were shown looking on helplessly as the singing continued uninterrupted . the research is published in the journal of urology . in 2013 a flight on the same route had to divert to
dogs can sniff out prostate cancer with 98 per cent reliability , a new study has shown . the research , carried out in milan , backs up tests carried out by the charity medical detection dogs . its co-founder dr claire guest said the charity 's research found a 93 per cent reliability rate when detecting both prostate and bladder cancer . she hailed the new study , describing the findings as ` spectacular ' . dogs have been found to detect prostate cancer with 98 per cent accuracy when sniffing men 's urine samples . the latest research , by the department of urology at the humanitas clinical and research centre in milan , involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men - 360 with prostate cancer and 540 without . scientists found that dog one got it right in 98.7 per cent of cases , while for dog two this was 97.6 per cent . they said the dogs are able to detect prostate cancer specific volatile organic compounds in the urine but said an important question remains of how a dog would find it in daily practice . prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the uk , with more than 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year . dr guest said : ` these results are spectacular . they offer us further proof that dogs have the ability to detect human cancer . ` it is particularly exciting that we have such a high success rate in the detection of prostate cancer , for which the existing tests are woefully inadequate . ' she said there is currently a ` reluctance to embrace this tested , time-old technology ' but dogs can pick up a scent in a dilution of one to a thousand parts . ryanair has taken the unprecedented step of banning passengers from bringing their own booze on board flights between glasgow and the party island of ibiza out of concerns for safety and comfort . the dublin-based airline has informed passengers travelling on the notorious flight from glasgow prestwick airport to the spanish island that their alcohol purchases from duty free shops are no longer allowed in the cabin , and they risk being kicked off the flight if they do n't attempting to conceal alcohol will be denied travel without refund or compensation . ' there is no single test for prostate cancer , but the most commonly used are blood tests , a physical examination or a biopsy . the latest research , by the department of urology at the humanitas clinical and research centre in milan , involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men - 360 with prostate cancer and 540 without . in a statement to mailonline travel , a ryanair spokesman said the airline made the decision after consultations with customers and airport officials . passengers who are caught trying to sneak alcohol into the cabin risk being kicked off the flight . the spokesman said : ` those who have purchased duty free alcohol will be asked to either place their purchases in their cabin baggage and into the hold at the boarding gate , or leave their purchases behind . ` the comfort and safety of our customers and crew is our number one priority and we will not tolerate unruly behaviour at any time . ' the spokesman declined to identify the incidents which sparked the ban or say what will happen to passengers caught trying to sneak alcohol on board . prostate cancer , pictured , is the most common cancer in men in the uk , with more than 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year . ` over the years , millions of pounds of nhs funding has been poured into the traditional test methods , and yet there has been little improvement in their reliability , ' dr guest added . ` this has caused a huge waste of resources , not to mention the distress to the impacted individuals . ` moreover , the detection dogs provide alternative solution that yields consistently accurate results . if our detection dogs were a machine , there would be huge demand for them . ' there have been problems with passengers opening alcohol purchased from duty free shops at glasgow prestwick airport and imbibing on the flight to ibiza . passengers who purchase booze from duty free shops at glasgow prestwick must place it in the luggage hold . medical detection dogs , which is based in milton keynes , trains specialist canines to detect the odour of human disease . they also train medical alert assistance dogs to help people with life-threatening health conditions go about their daily lives . last year a flight made headlines when an online video showed passengers chanting and swearing . rowdy passengers were recorded singing the theme to dambusters and chanting ` here we , here we , here we f ****** go ' after the plane landed . travellers who did n't join in appeared anxious or agitated with the scene unfolding just rows in front of them , and cabin crew were shown looking on helplessly as the singing continued uninterrupted . the research is published in the journal of urology . in 2013 a flight on the same route had to divert to beauvais-tille airport , north of paris , after a group of drunk passengers began causing trouble . police said 14 men were thrown off the plane in france and were so inebriated they thought they had landed in ibiza . it was believed the group had been drinking alcohol bought from duty free at glasgow prestwick before the two-hour flight . the budget carrier currently flies twice a week between glasgow prestwick and ibiza , with flights operating on sundays and wednesdays .
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dogs can sniff out prostate cancer with 98 per cent reliability , a new study has shown . the research , carried out in milan , backs up tests carried out by the charity medical detection dogs . its co-founder dr claire guest said the charity 's research found a 93 per cent reliability rate when detecting both prostate and bladder cancer . she hailed the new study , describing the findings as ` spectacular ' . dogs have been found to detect prostate cancer with 98 per cent accuracy when sniffing men 's urine samples . the latest research , by the department of urology at the humanitas clinical and research centre in milan , involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men - 360 with prostate cancer and 540 without . scientists found that dog one got it right in 98.7 per cent of cases , while for dog two this was 97.6 per cent . they said the dogs are able to detect prostate cancer specific volatile organic compounds in the urine but said an important question remains of how a dog would find it in daily practice . prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the uk , with more than 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year . dr guest said : ` these results are spectacular . they offer us further proof that dogs have the ability to detect human cancer . ` it is particularly exciting that we have such a high success rate in the detection of prostate cancer , for which the existing tests are woefully inadequate . ' she said there is currently a ` reluctance to embrace this tested , time-old technology ' but dogs can pick up a scent in a dilution of one to a thousand parts . ryanair has taken the unprecedented step of banning passengers from bringing their own booze on board flights between glasgow and the party island of ibiza out of concerns for safety and comfort . the dublin-based airline has informed passengers travelling on the notorious flight from glasgow prestwick airport to the spanish island that their alcohol purchases from duty free shops are no longer allowed in the cabin , and they risk being kicked off the flight if they do n't comply . ryanair refused to explain the reason behind its decision , but it follows a handful of incidents involving boorish behaviour by inebriated travellers heading to the island for days of sun , booze and revelry . passengers ' hand luggage will be searched before they board at glasgow prestwick airport , said the airline . an email sent to ibiza-bound passengers and obtained by the daily record said : ` customers will not be allowed to carry alcohol on board and all cabin baggage will be searched at boarding gates . ` any alcohol purchased in airport shops or elsewhere must be packed in a suitable item of baggage , which will be tagged and placed in the aircraft hold free of charge . ` customers attempting to conceal alcohol will be denied travel without refund or compensation . ' there is no single test for prostate cancer , but the most commonly used are blood tests , a physical examination or a biopsy . the latest research , by the department of urology at the humanitas clinical and research centre in milan , involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men - 360 with prostate cancer and 540 without . in a statement to mailonline travel , a ryanair spokesman said the airline made the decision after consultations with customers and airport officials . passengers who are caught trying to sneak alcohol into the cabin risk being kicked off the flight . the spokesman said : ` those who have purchased duty free alcohol will be asked to either place their purchases in their cabin baggage and into the hold at the boarding gate , or leave their purchases behind . ` the comfort and safety of our customers and crew is our number one priority and we will not tolerate unruly behaviour at any time . ' the spokesman declined to identify the incidents which sparked the ban or say what will happen to passengers caught trying to sneak alcohol on board . prostate cancer , pictured , is the most common cancer in men in the uk , with more than 40,000 new cases diagnosed every year . ` over the years , millions of pounds of nhs funding has been poured into the traditional test methods ,
 Dogs can detect prostate cancer with 98% accuracy by sniffing men's urine samples. A new study found that dogs were able to detect both prostate and bladder cancer in urine samples. The research involved two dogs sniffing the urine of 900 men, with one dog getting it right in 98.7% of cases and the other in 97.6%. The study suggests that dogs could be used as a non-invasive method for detecting certain types of cancer.