news of 13 august- The most loyal companion dog called humans now 100 per cent of cervical cancer in women can detect accurately. In one study, researchers have claimed. According to researchers Labrador dog named Frank Ohlin species through chemical compounds have been trained in such a way that the cervical cancer tissues was able to detect 100 percent. Frank and his partner Makbaini Cmberlan name the dog has been trained in the laboratory of the University of Pennsylvania. These dogs can detect the disease in time. These dogs are one of the 15 species of dogs, the explosives, narcotics and missing people are being trained to detect. Cervical cancer cases in the U.S. are on the rise this year, according to the U.S. National Cancer Institute, more than 14,000 women will die from cervical cancer and about 22,000 new cases will come. Doctors have yet to Daygnoj uterine cancer was not a very good tool. The study also expressed hope that the doctors will be easy to Daygnoj uterine cancer.