With quarterback Daniel Jones and head coach Joe Judge both reportedly returning for 2022, the New York Giants have plenty of problems to work through including minimal salary cap space and a lack of help for their quarterback.
and dr. dave, you re looking at the suicide rate, which is expected to arrive. i m also told to watch the number of dropouts that we re going to see. you know, mika, when we go to medical school, and really, every doctor across the country would realize that part of that we do in treating patients is keep an eye out for those individuals who have some suicide risk. we re all different specialist, i m a spine surgery, so you would think, what do i know about that. but we all know it s important to try to learn about individual patients, who might have some of the risk factors, whether they re substance use disorders or depressive syndromes or anxiety. things that we learn thousand watch for. but we re not good at it. we ve seen that the accuracy rate for predicting suicide,
sort of keep working and not get distracted that says, hey, go over to this area, meet this person nearby, waiting, helping them out, takes them to show them where the area is that they can get a covid-19 test. researchers at florida international university, they ve been studying this for over a year, and they say not only are these dogs or dogs in general really good and able to pick up covid-19, that they do it within abnormally high rate of accuracy, 95% accuracy rate. listen here. it s not the first time that dogs have been used to detect disease. they have a history of detecting everything from cancers, epilepsy, low blood sugars, different things like that. it s a good idea to have that extra layer of security there, so because of the success of the dogs in detecting it, i think it is a possibility that we may see this happening more often. reporter: so, they re trying to make sure everybody is aware of what the dogs are doing.
they say not only can they detect the scent of covid-19, but the dogs are really good at it. cobra here, her accuracy rate is 98%. watch how this works. so cobra and her handler john mills will show us what they re doing when guests arrive to this festival. as people make their way into the south beach food and wine festival they are greeted by dogs like cobra. cobra is one of four dogs working this event and she ll sniff their hands and you ll hear them explaining to people what she does to pick up smell from sweat of covid-19. one other tactic they do is the last people to take off their face mask so the dog can directly smell it there. more than 25,000 people are expected to attend this festival over the course of four days from thursday until sunday and again, the preliminary studies, they show that this works really well. if cobra or any of the other dogs were to detect covid-19 she would then sit down and that