Early detection of blood cancer cells by sound
According to research published on the CTV news network of scientists at Ryerson University in Toronto, they used microscopes with ultrasound and laser technology to det…
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According to research published on the CTV news network of scientists at Ryerson University in Toronto, they used microscopes with ultrasound and laser technology to det…
After 33 years of research, an Australian scientist announced that he had discovered a way to destroy the structure of cancer cells.
Scientists in the UK have developed a new sugar technique to detect tumors from MRI magnetic resonance imaging, according to Health24 July 8.
British scientists have discovered how cancer develops in the human body through the phenomenon of
This information was published by Dr. Tak Mak, Director of the Margaret Cancer Research Center in Toronto, Canada, at a press conference on June 18 in this city.
A group of Singaporean and Swedish scientists are focusing on studying an artificial molecule capable of killing cancer cells without affecting other healthy cells such…
A study by Canadian scientists has brought good news to many patients with cancer.
Israeli scientists have successfully developed cryoablation, using supercooled temperatures to destroy tumors.
Researchers in the United States have discovered that cancer treatment with chemotherapy (using anti-cancer chemicals) harms healthy cells and causes tumors to secrete a…
The findings of Australian scientists published on July 23 in the journal Nature show that breast cancer cells can neutralize the body's immune responses and allow the v…
Scientists at National University of Singapore (NUS) have discovered a way to destroy cancer cells by making them
Cancer cells are found throughout the body so it is difficult to kill them without affecting healthy cells. However, the microscopic molecules created by MIT scientists…
Nanoparticles (primitive genes) are very sensitive to light and the smallest amount of light can heat up this nanoparticle (primitive gene).
American experts have found a new way to destroy cancer cells without causing negative side effects like current therapies.
Recently scientists at Oxford University have successfully developed a method to transform skin cells into special immune cells capable of detecting cancer cells.