Scientists Develop Method to Generate Anticancer Drugs Within Tumor Cells
Scientists at Japan's RIKEN Pioneering Research Institute have devised a novel cancer treatment strategy. They created a synthetic compound that uses excess carbon monoxide produced by tumor cells to generate anticancer drugs directly within them. This innovative approach aims to specifically target cancerous cells, potentially reducing harm to healthy tissues and improving treatment efficacy.
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