Scientists have recently developed an electronic 'nose' which is capable of detecting breast cancer,
according to the BBC. The researchers even say it's as good at detecting breast cancer as a mammogram.
Thought we don't typically associate cancers and diseases with smells, doctors and researchers have long-known there are certain odors in a person's breath, sweat and even urine that go along with different illnesses.
Keep clicking to see what diseases have smells associated with them.Diabetes:
Researchers say the breath of someone with diabetes can smell like nail polish remover.