The project's lead researcher, Prof James Logan, head of the department of disease control at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said: "Our previous work has shown that malaria has a distinctive odour, and, with Medical Detection Dogs, we successfully trained dogs to accurately detect malaria.
Ọkammụta James Logan nke bụ onyeisi ngalaba ihe ọmụmụ Disease Control na LSHTM ji nchekwube wee kwuo sị: "Ọrụ anyị ruburu egosipụatala na ọrịa ịba nwere isi e jiri mara ya, site na nkịta (Medical Detection Dogs) anyị zupụtara nkịta maka ịchọpụta ọrịa ịba nke ọma.