Magnetic nanoparticles put the heat on cancer

Cancer is one of humanity's biggest killers, but scientists are coming up with some creative ways to fight back. Researchers at the University at Buffalo have developed new kinds of nanoparticles that can infiltrate, heat up and kill cancer cells more effectively and efficiently than similar methods... Continue Reading Magnetic nanoparticles put the heat on cancer Category: Medical Tags: Bones Cancer Magnetic Nanoparticles University at Buffalo Related Articles: Newly developed nanoparticles shine from deep within biological tissue "Nanojuice" lets scientists see the gut in action Silicon nanoparticles could lead to on-demand hydrogen generation Scientists use colonies of E. coli as antibiotic production factories Primate study provides positive sign for the safety of nanomedicine App thwarts voice hackers using phone's compass