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US scientists found that gold nanoparticles could detect and destroy the remaining cancer cells after surgery to remove the tumor, bringing the cancer cure rate to 100%.
During the past 10 years, Dr. Nguyen Hong Vu (34 years old, alumnus of Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Sciences) has devoted a lot of attention to studying the di…
Cancer cells can be spread from person to person through blood contact, such as blood donation or sharing needles, even from mother to child during pregnancy.
Severe side effects such as hair loss, diarrhea and muscle cramps will be much less severe.
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Dr Yue Lu, a member of the research team, said such treatment would last for a day and metal ligands could be absorbed without leaving a toxin or removed from the body.…
Using a new experimental circuit, the researchers obtained unprecedented detailed images of the complex metastatic process of cancer, from the place of origin to other p…
Scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) of Singapore said they have successfully tested the colorectal cancer cells with dead bacteria, the type commonly fo…
Scientists have discovered a shocking effect of marijuana plants that are resistant to cancer.
American scientists turn cancer cells back to normal by returning it to the process of blocking cell replication - an important process that inhibits cell replication to…
Thanks to 3D printing technology, researchers from the Royal University of London (UK) have created a model of protein chains, an essential component of DNA replication,…
Chinese scientists will test the M1 virus, which is thought to be able to kill cancer cells without harming normal cells, on the monkey body next week.
Researchers have found a new direction, opening new hopes for those who are unfortunate to suffer from cancer of evil monsters.
Scientists have just created a new technique that can cause cancer cells to self-destruct by injecting salt into them.
New research shows that removing copper in the blood can reduce the growth of cancer cells in the body.