Camarria Williams, a middle-schooler from Chicago discovered a cancer-fighting compound in an unlikely source - goose poop.

When Camarria Williams, 13, stumbled upon goose poop in a neighborhood park, she enthusiastically scooped some up. She and six other students were looking for bacteria samples.

Camarria Williams, 13, is listed as a co-author in a published scientific study about a new cancer-fighting compound she discovered by isolating bacteria from goose poop that she found in Garfield … ...

A middle school student in a STEM program in Chicago led scientists to study a cancer-fighting compound - found in goose droppings.

In Garfield Park, Camarria Williams has often enjoyed walks with her mom. There, the 11-year-old girl also discovered a new cancer-fighting molecule in an unexpected source: goose poop. Williams ...