Explore the 'Our Work' section of the Medical Detection Dogs website to understand the difference between Bio-Detection Dogs and Medical Alert Assistance Dogs. Specifically, explain the primary function of each type of dog and provide an example of a disease or condition each type of dog is trained to detect.
Navigate to the homepage of medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk. Click on the 'Our Work' section (or a similarly named link that leads to details about their dog programs). Locate the section or page detailing 'Bio-Detection Dogs' and identify their primary function and an example of a disease they detect. Locate the section or page detailing 'Medical Alert Assistance Dogs' and identify their primary function and an example of a condition they detect. Synthesize the information to explain the difference and provide examples for each.
The agent successfully navigates to a page detailing the work of Medical Detection Dogs (e.g., 'Our Work', 'Bio-Detection Dogs', or 'Medical Alert Assistance Dogs'). The agent correctly identifies the primary function of Bio-Detection Dogs (e.g., detecting the odour of human disease in samples). The agent provides a correct example of a disease Bio-Detection Dogs are trained to detect (e.g., cancer, Parkinson's disease, bacterial infections). The agent correctly identifies the primary function of Medical Alert Assistance Dogs (e.g., detecting changes in an individual's personal odour to alert to an impending medical event). The agent provides a correct example of a condition Medical Alert Assistance Dogs are trained to detect (e.g., diabetes, POTS, Addison's disease). The agent clearly articulates the distinction between the two types of dogs.