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Nigerian scientist Dr. Samuel Achilefu helped develop infrared “cancer goggles” that allow surgeons to detect tumor tissue during surgery.

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Sources: Washington University in St. Louis, PubMed, National Institutes of Health, Siteman Cancer Center

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