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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Philadelphia based nonprofit has received a huge grant to develop a screen for ovarian cancer. KYW-AM reports (http://cbsloc.al/2kZkQQl ) that Monell Chemical Senses Center received a three-year $815,000 grant from the Kleberg Foundation on Feb. 9. The funds will go toward finding a test which can help with early detection for rooting out the cancer. Dr. George Preti, an organic-analytical chemist at Monell, says most cases of ovarian cancer in women are diagnosed at a later stage. The grant will help researchers identify a specific odor that reflects a chemical change in the body which is representative of early ovarian cancer. Preti and his team hope to eventually develop an electronic diagnostic tool that can routinely detect irregularities like a mammogram. ___ Information from: KYW-AM, http://www.kyw1060.com

Research lab receives grant to study ovarian cancer