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Controlling quantum biological electron tunnelling could help brain cancer patients – Physics World

Controlling quantum biological electron tunnelling could help brain cancer patients – Physics World
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Quantum computing in healthcare: predicting diseases and improving patient care

Researcher José Luis Salmerón successfully applies quantum processing models to prognosticate outcomes and treatments

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New research signals a quantum leap for brain tumor treatment

New research signals a quantum leap for brain tumor treatment
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Golden Cancer Killers: Medical Researchers Develop Gold Particles Designed to Kill Tumors

Researchers from the University of Nottingham have developed bio-nanoantennae capable of convincing glioblastoma cells to self-destruct.

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Scientists create cancer-killing treatment they hope will annihilate most aggressive tumours

Scientists in Nottingham have discovered a new way to use nanoparticles to induce cell death, known scientifically as apoptosis, in glioblastoma cells - one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer.

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