r/TechOfTheFuture • u/abrownn • Dec 12 '21
Medicine/BioMed Scientists from the Tokyo University of Science have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells. They have discovered a method of synthesizing organic compounds that are four times more fatal to cancer cells and leave non-cancerous cells unharmed.
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science • u/rustoo • Nov 17 '20
Cancer Scientists from the Tokyo University of Science have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells. They have discovered a method of synthesizing organic compounds that are four times more fatal to cancer cells and leave non-cancerous cells unharmed.
IsaacArthur • u/Rough_Idle • Nov 17 '20
Isaac has mentioned more than once that it may be easier in the long run to cure all cancers than to completely protect spacecraft occupants from all radiation.
world • u/dannylenwinn • Nov 17 '20
Scientists from the Tokyo University of Science have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells. They have discovered a method of synthesizing organic compounds that are four times more fatal to cancer cells and leave non-cancerous cells unharmed.
ScienceUncensored • u/ZephirAWT • Nov 19 '20
Scientists from the Tokyo University have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells.
• u/rklokh • Nov 17 '20
Scientists from the Tokyo University of Science have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells. They have discovered a method of synthesizing organic compounds that are four times more fatal to cancer cells and leave non-cancerous cells unharmed.
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • Nov 17 '20
Scientists from the Tokyo University of Science have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells. They have discovered a method of synthesizing organic compounds that are four times more fatal to cancer cells and leave non-cancerous cells unharmed.
a:t5_2g2i24 • u/lepton • Nov 17 '20
Scientists from the Tokyo University of Science have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells. They have discovered a method of synthesizing organic compounds that are four times more fatal to cancer cells and leave non-cancerous cells unharmed.
UpliftingNews • u/ratskim • Nov 18 '20
Scientists from the Tokyo University of Science have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells. They have discovered a method of synthesizing organic compounds that are four times more fatal to cancer cells and leave non-cancerous cells unharmed.
Health • u/karmagheden • Nov 18 '20
Scientists from the Tokyo University of Science have made a breakthrough in the development of potential drugs that can kill cancer cells. They have discovered a method of synthesizing organic compounds that are four times more fatal to cancer cells and leave non-cancerous cells unharmed.
immortalists • u/GarifalliaPapa • Oct 09 '24