Al Gallo is an English and Spanish Translator and Writer

HOW TO KILL CANCER

Thousands of scientists all over the world are hell bent in creating a deadly bullet that would become the pot of gold of all time. An Australian team is pursuing a more effective approach by aiming at making it chronic. To make money is obviously the name of the game, not to get rid of cancer.

By Al Gallo

The Sydney based bioscience company EnGeneIC Pty Ltd has released details of their research, which has been published by Nature Biotechnology. Their method consists of penetrating cancer cells with chemotherapy drugs, effectively overcoming the resistance these cells normally display. This would allow them to kill cancer cells directly where they are, instead of applying chemotherapy in the usual way, which results in the killing of not only many cancer cells but also healthy ones. Another advantage of the proposed method seems to be the possibility to deal with the small number of cancer cells that usually survive conventional chemotherapy. These cells become resistant to future treatment and eventually contribute to the patient's death.

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