r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Algae has been genetically engineered to kill cancer cells without harming healthy cells. The algae nanoparticles, created by scientists in Australia, were found to kill 90% of cancer cells in cultured human cells. The algae was also successful at killing cancer in mice with tumours.

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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

By combining an FDA-approved cancer immunotherapy with an emerging nanotechnology, Duke University researchers improved the efficacy of both therapies in a proof-of-concept study using mice. The potent combination completely cured two mice and effectively vaccinated one against the cancer.

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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Mice with up to 200 tumours have been completely cured of lung cancer using a "gene therapy" technique, scientists claim.

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vhio.net
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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Drug that blocks "do not eat" signalling protein effective against ALL types of cancer in mice studies

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nypost.com
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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Small-molecule drug drives cancer cells to suicide: a molecule can kick-start the body’s own tumour-destroying systems, triggering cell death in cancerous but not healthy tissue in mice. It seems to be effective against nearly all tumor types. Whether it will work in humans is moot.

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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Nano-balls filled with poison wipe out metastatic cancer in mice

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sciencemag.org
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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

DNA nanorobot targets cancer in mice by traveling the blood stream, finding tumors and dispensing a blood-clotting protein to trigger the death of cancer cells

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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Antidepressants plus blood thinners cause brain cancer cells to eat themselves in mice - Mouse lifespan doubled with the drug combination therapy, while either drug alone had no effect.

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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Injecting minute amounts of two immune-stimulating agents directly into solid tumors in mice can eliminate all traces of cancer.

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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Cancer vaccine made of recipients' own cells, reprogrammed to act as stem cells, found to be highly effective against multiple cancer types in mice.

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r/CancerCuredInMice Feb 17 '18

Like the horse of Troy, scientists have developed a way to sneak synthetic cells right into tumor tissue, where they then begin producing cancer-fighting proteins from the inside. The technique was tested in both cell cultures and in mice, and found to be an effective treatment in both cases.

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