A neurologist from the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph is using a backpack with brainwave-reading sensors to detect epilepsy in dogs without the need to sedate them.
Source: ENC, March 19, 2026. Link. Canine epilepsy is the most common neurological condition for dogs and yet, one that still retains its mystery. Through clinical studies, James is researching multiple paths in canine epilepsy, to improve diagnostics and explore novel treatments.
Also see: CBC, March 29, 2026. Link. Dr. Fiona James explains how the tool works in the audio recording.
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