Researchers at the University of Missouri discovered how a cancer-critical enzyme is positioned on cell surfaces and is helping to spread cancer throughout the body.

Samuel Achilefu, PhD, Professor of Radiology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, has proven how light-triggered nanoparticles can successfully attack and destroy cancer cells.

Samuel Achilefu, PhD, Professor of Radiology at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, has proven how light-triggered nanoparticles can successfully attack and destroy cancer cell...

Researchers at the University of Missouri discovered how a cancer-critical enzyme is positioned on cell surfaces and is helping to spread cancer throughout the body.

Veterinarian Ed Migneco helps us compare a dog's sense of smell to a human's and how dogs are being used in cancer research.

Dr. Samuel Achilefu offers advice to help student inventors.

Dr. Samuel Achilefu explains the benefits of using cancer goggles in a telemedicine environment.

Dr. Samuel Achilefu describes success found so far with using cancer goggles.

Dr. Samuel Achilefu explains how cancer goggles work in conjunction with the operating room light to help a doctor detect cancer in a patient.

Dr. Samuel Achilefu demonstrates how the cancer goggles are used in an operation.

Dr. Samuel Achilefu describes the amount of time it took to get to a successfully working set of cancer goggles.

Dr. Samuel Achilefu describes the team of scientists that created cancer goggles.

Dr. Samuel Achilefu explains how he tested his cancer goggle invention in an operating room environment..

Learn how scientists are studying dogs' sense of smell in cancer research in this video created by a student at Ladue Horton Watkins High School.