Bioactive Glasses for Bone Cancer
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•Novel bone cancer therapy has 99% success rate, tests show
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Tests in labs have found that bioactive glasses doped with the metal have a 99 percent success rate of eliminating cancerous cells and can even regenerate diseased bones.
Gallium is highly toxic, and the researchers found that the 'greedy' cancer cells soak it up and self-kill, which prevented the healthy cells from being affected.
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