Neurological diseases

Neurological diseases Neurological diseases affect 584,000 in the UK. We are determined to improve early diagnosis of progressive debilitating disease. Neurological diseases affect over 1 billion people worldwide. Our work currently focuses on Parkinson’s disease,...

Cancer detection

Cancer detection Cancer touches all our lives in some way. It is well known that early diagnosis is key to survival and sadly, many people do not survive it due to late diagnosis. Current screening methods are not always successful; tests for prostate cancer, the...

Malaria Detection Dogs

Malaria Detection Dogs Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by Plasmodium parasites that are transmitted to people through the bites of infected female mosquitoes. In 2016, nearly half the world’s population was at risk of malaria. Malaria is both preventable...

Health Minister visits Medical Detection Dogs

Health Minister Steve Brine MO visited the Centre on Tuesday 13th February to meet the team and learn more about our life-saving work at Medical Detection Dogs. During his visit Steve met with a client partnership, saw a demonstration of our Bio-Detection dogs at work...

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