For years, cancer treatment was limited to three strategies, each of them flawed in their own ways. One could cut it out with a scalpel, burn it out with radiation, or kill it with chemicals. Today, however, we are amid a “renaissance” in cancer treatment, says Jennifer Cochran, associate professor of bioengineering. We are expediting evolution and harnessing the immune system to create “guided missiles” that stop cancer dead in its tracks. On this episode of The Future of Everything radio show, Cochran and host, fellow bioengineer Russ Altman, explore the very latest in the science of cancer killing.