Chinese sniffers 'to hunt fumes'
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China's latest weapon against illegal polluters is humans trained to sniff out foul gases, a Chinese paper reports.
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Federal authorities are seeking to  question four Chinese nationals believed to be in the United  States amid reports of a possible "dirty bomb" threat in  Boston, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Ahead of the Beijing Olympics, Chinese have been told to line up, use proper English and stop spitting. Now police are being told that slack behavior such as shooting the breeze or smoking could get them in trouble.
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Workers at a car factory have been advised to wear face masks after an investigation was launched into a âlarge numberâ of occupational lung disease cases, it was learned today.
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Microscopic traces of pollen are increasingly being used by world police forces to track down both victims and offenders, a British conference heard on Wednesday.
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LONDON  - The acute sense of smell that  makes dogs useful for detecting illegal substances at airports  might also be used to help doctors diagnosis bladder cancer,  researchers reported this week in the British Medical Journal.
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People sniffing wireless network traffic have many tools at their disposal to intercept sensitive data from PCs.
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After seven months of extensive training, scientists in United Kingdom have managed to make good use of dogs&#39; inordinate interest in human urine by utilising their &quot;super-sensitive noses&quot; to detect signs of bladder cancer, a report said.
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British researchers have trained dogs to detect bladder cancer by sniffing human urine, opening up the possibility that dogs may one day be used to detect the disease.
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By Brian Alexander, Seattle Times  Jun. 20--Seattle hazardous materials crews are investigating a chemical odor at a waste transfer station in South Seattle.   The fire department received a report about 4 p.m.
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British researchers say they&#39;ve taught dogs to sniff out the scent of bladder cancer in urine, a feat that might someday lead to better diagnostic technology.
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By Cao, Wenqing; Duan, Yixiang  Due to the great potentials in clinical diagnosis, disease state monitoring, and environmental exposure assessment, the breath test is becoming one of the most desirable noninvasive procedures for clinical diagnostics.
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BEIJING -- China said yesterday that it was investigating the sale of fake blood protein, a potentially dangerous and widespread practice that underscores the country's problems with product safety.
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China, reeling from a series of health scandals, has ordered video surveillance at blood collection centers across the country in a bid to stamp out a persistent black market trade, state media reported on Wednesday.
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U.S. authorities have added Chinese toothpaste to their list of imports from that country to undergo tests for chemical contamination.
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Scores of people including a key suspect are arrested in China over slave labour in illegal factories, police say.
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THURSDAY, Sept. 23 (HealthDayNews) -- British researchers say they've taught dogs to sniff out the scent of bladder cancer in urine, a feat that might someday lead to better diagnostic technology.