Fido Fights Cancer
From KQED Quest, aired November 25, 2008
Uploaded by Song Essinova, LLC on February 25, 2009
Humans and dogs have been partners for thousands of years. Now our canine friends are joining the fight against cancer. Researchers are training dogs to to smell cancer in the breath samples of human patients. And by studying cancers in dogs, we may discover new treatments for cancer in human and canine cancer patients.
Tags: cancer, cancer treatment, cancer detection
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