Stem cells end the tragedy of cancer, and a great new hope

It seems that the size of the specter of cancer is shrinking day by day, with the cure cases that we read about every day, and with millions of studies that never stopped developing in the hope of finding the desired drug, a team of scientists at Harvard University managed to develop “fighting” stem cells. To eliminate cancer cells.
Scientists have developed genetically treated cells to eliminate brain cancer, without harming normal and healthy cells, or themselves.

The research, which was published in the journal "Stem Cells" or Stem Cells, showed that the method used actually succeeded when tested on mice, but it has not been tested on humans yet.

"We now have anti-toxin stem cells that can produce and release cancer-killing drugs," said Khaled Shah, head of the medical team supervising this development.

The research showed that anti-toxin stem cells target infected cells and tumors in the brain, and do not target normal, healthy cells, and they cannot attack themselves or destroy themselves.

However, the scientists indicated that this scientific achievement needs to be applied to humans in order to verify that it can work as a treatment.

This development gives hope to scientists to treat brain tumors and brain cancer, which affects millions of people with these diseases, according to the British newspaper, The Independent.

Swedish scientists began working on developing a technology based on “nano” to fight tumors by self-destructing cancer cells, which contributes to treating types of cancer without resorting to chemotherapy and radiation.

Two researchers were able to develop magnetically controlled nanoparticles to target types of cancer cells while keeping their surroundings intact.

This method works by spinning and dissolving nanoparticles inside the cancer cells, and then shining a magnetic field around them, so they regulate themselves, and target the cancerous cellular substances in them, so that these cancer cells begin to self-destruct.