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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%.
The process of restoring a broken bone or prosthesis is often painful and takes a lot of time to practice physical therapy.
Scientists are still developing new and innovative methods to use drug-distributed nanoparticles to kill cancer cells inside the body without causing side effects.
This smart tape is about 1mm thick, consisting of several layers of ultra-thin nanotubes and nanoparticles, which are as small as atoms and molecules.
The treatment of diseases that can cause blindness by injecting drugs directly into the eyeball (which is expensive and uncomfortable for patients) is about to be replac…
Scientists have successfully made nanoparticles from beneficial bacteria (beneficial bacteria) as a cancer drug transporter.
US scientists have found a new way to solve the problems of blood clotting in surgery thanks to gold nanoparticles.
Scientists have discovered a new method of contraception for men: transplanting gold into the testicles to kill sperm.
Arjun Nair, a 16-year-old Canadian student in Alberta province, won a $ 5,000 prize for inventing an experimental approach to treating nanoparticle-based cancer, accordi…
The function of the spleen is to filter the blood. However, when we are seriously ill or injured, the spleen sometimes is not strong enough to remove toxins from the blo…
US scientists have discovered a new way of treating diabetes - injecting nanoparticles helps maintain normal blood glucose levels for more than a week.
Dr. Joshua L Hood and colleagues at Washington University School of Medicine found that toxins in bee venom can kill the HIV virus and not harm surrounding cells.
Canadian researchers claim they have built a new silver nanoparticle coating for condoms, which can help inactivate HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, accordin…
Scientists at Yonsei University, South Korea are looking to use magnets as a remote control to make metal particles capable of destroying cells.
Extremely powerful magnets, which can make the tumor self-destruct will be a revolutionary new weapon in the fight against cancer.