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January 5th, 2018
SNUH team develops new nanomaterial for thermal cancer therapy
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The Seoul National University Hospital (SNUH) said Friday it has developed a new nanomaterial that can improve the therapeutic benefits of the thermal cancer therapy.
Source:koreabiomed.com
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