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Light-Activated “Nanomachines” Are The Future Of Cancer Treatment

Scientists have developed nanomachines that are capable of targeting and drilling into cancer cells, and destroying them within one minute. After further research, this process may eventually be appropriate to treat a wide range of cancers, either by destroying the individual cells or by delivering treatment after permeating the cell membrane.

Light-Activated “Nanomachines” Are The Future Of Cancer Treatment

Scientists have developed nanomachines capable of targeting and drilling into cancer cells, and destroying them within one minute. With more research, this process may eventually be appropriate to treat a wide range of cancers, including otherwise untreatable cancer in humans.

How Nanomachines Work

Three scientists received the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for creating this multi-use technology out of a chain of atoms, commonly referred to as nanomachines.

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