A team of engineers and veterinarians are developing a device that can destroy brain cancer tumors in dogs.
Eventually, they hope to adapt the technology to use the method to help humans too, as Roxy Todd reports.
Researchers are working to destroy brain tumors in dogs with focused ultrasound technology
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