Fighting cancer by attacking its blood supply

Article Abstract:

Researchers may be able to develop a new cancer treatment if they are able to discover how to keep mutated cells from causing neovascularization, or the development of new capillaries. Neovascularization, or angiogenesis, seems to be a major factor in the development of large, malignant tumors.

Prevention, Neovascularization

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X-ray sound

Article Abstract:

Researchers at the Los Alamos Laboratory have developed a sensor capable of determining the chemical content of varied-shaped containers. The machine uses swept frequency acoustic interferometry to evaluate the toxic and chemical contents of concealed materials.

Innovations, Ultrasound imaging, Sensors

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Dissident or Don Quixote?: Challenging the HIV theory got virologist Peter H Duesberg all but excommunicated from the sceintific orthodoxy

Article Abstract:

Peter H Duesberg is an American virologist who believes that the scientific community has spent years producing an incorrect theory of how cancer occurs.

Practice, Viral research, Virus research

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