News Detail
Corvallis, 21 Dec 2017: Researchers at Oregon State University (OSU) say they have created a nanomedicine technique for cancer that can help doctors know which tissue to remove while simultaneously killing any malignant cells that can't be cut out. The scientists from the OS......
View Details
Source : Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Related News
- Too much 'giloy' can do more harm than good: Study (16-01-2022)
- Anxiety drugs and antidepressants trigger post-surgery delirium, study finds (01-01-2022)
- Researchers develop new group of antibacterial molecules (29-11-2021)
- Antihistamine drugs may improve outcomes for cancer patients receiving immunotherapy (27-11-2021)
- PPIs linked to hampering lung cancer treatment (27-11-2021)
- Shape-morphing microrobots deliver drugs to cancer cells (18-11-2021)
- Dapagliflozin can improve kidney function: Lancet (07-11-2021)
- In a first, study finds alpha Covid-19 variant in pets (06-11-2021)
- US govt gets a fresh patent for falsified drug detector (05-11-2021)
- IIIM-Jammu develops formulation from herb for pain management in arthritis patients (05-11-2021)