Burning Tumors With Magnetism

Burning Tumors With Magnetism

Cancer cells, like normal cells, begin to perish as soon as the temperature hits 43°C. So, the obvious challenge is to find out how cancer cells can be heated up without affecting the normal, healthy…
Nano-Team Takes On Tumors

Nano-Team Takes On Tumors

By using two types of nanoparticles, drug delivery to tumors could be increased significantly. At the moment, several drug-delivering nanoparticles are already being used in clinical trials to combat…
High Protein Diet Reduces Cancer Risk In Mice

High Protein Diet Reduces Cancer Risk In Mice

A diet low in carbohydrates and high in protein may reduce the risk of cancer and slow the growth of tumors already present, according to a study published in Cancer Research.   The study was…
Why I Am Not Having A Screening Mammogram

Why I Am Not Having A Screening Mammogram

Conventional Canadian wisdom suggests that all women should have a screening mammogram starting at age 50 (age 40 in most of the USA). The reason given is that mammograms detect cancers earlier,…
Research Publications

Research Publications

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Squid Ink--Now With Medical Applications!

Squid Ink--Now With Medical Applications!

I missed a cool paper last year on the effects of squid ink on angiogenesis--the growth of new blood vessels. And therefore I also missed the chance to run the sensationalist headline SQUID INK BLOTS…