New Light-Based Cancer Diagnosis Method Using Tumor-Targeting Nanospheres
A new breakthrough in cancer diagnosis has been made, with the development of tumor-targeting nanospheres that can be used with light-based techniques to detect cancer. These nanospheres are made up of tiny particles that are programmed to seek out and bind to cancer cells. When exposed to near-infrared light, these nanospheres can be used to detect the presence of tumors. This new technology offers a much more accurate method of diagnosing cancer, with the potential to save lives.
source: Phys.org