Cure cancer with ... magnets?
Extremely powerful magnets, which can make the tumor self-destruct will be a revolutionary new weapon in the fight against cancer.
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Extremely powerful magnets, which can make the tumor self-destruct will be a revolutionary new weapon in the fight against cancer.
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are common methods used to treat cancer. However, a new study at Harvard Medical School (USA) shows that these methods may lead to unexpect…
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…
Cancer Research Institute has successfully developed a new drug that can effectively treat many different types of cancer.
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…
According to South Korea's Ministry of Education and Science and Information Technology on July 12, the team led by Professor Lee Seong-wook at Dankook University develo…
The US team has just announced two immunosuppressive anti-cancer drugs, BMS-936558 and BMS-936559, which were effective in the early stages of testing. The two drugs are…
Scientists at National University of Singapore (NUS) have discovered a way to destroy cancer cells by making them
Curcumin in turmeric provides many health benefits. Previous studies have shown that this substance can fight cancer cells in the laboratory. It also works to help peopl…
A team of researchers has proposed a method to kill cancer cells by using the deadly fungal toxin (Amanita phalloides), without harming the body.
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…
Using regular red wine in moderate amounts will reduce the risk of breast cancer in women.
Nanoparticles (primitive genes) are very sensitive to light and the smallest amount of light can heat up this nanoparticle (primitive gene).
Israeli medical researchers say they have developed a new technique that allows
American experts have found a new way to destroy cancer cells without causing negative side effects like current therapies.