Rats are saving lives in Tanzania. The rodents can sniff out signs of tuberculosis in samples from patients who haven't been diagnosed by conventional tests. A laboratory is opening in Dar es Salaam which promises to speed up results. Researchers say the technique could be effective around the world. Lucy Taylor reports
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