Global Innovative Platforms Inc. completes first phase of research into breath-based diagnostics for heartworm disease in dogs, aiming to develop a non-invasive test for early detection. Current industry standard is six months for detection. American Heartworm Society recommends annual testing starting at six months of age. Research led by Dr. Lindsay Starkey shows promising initial data from over 100 breath samples. Global Innovative plans to continue research to confirm breath markers and potentially develop a diagnostic device for multiple conditions. Company focuses on advancing animal health through non-invasive breath analysis and air quality technology.

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