‘Electronic nose’ developed to sniff out cancer from patients’ breath

AN “electronic nose” has been developed that can sniff out cancer in patients’ breath.

The device can distinguish between people with the disease and healthy individuals.

Scientists believe it may be especially useful for identifying patients with head-and-neck cancers that are often diagnosed late.

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