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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Health
Albert Toth

Cancer treatment breakthrough uses tiny metal particles to target tumours

Researchers have shared a groundbreaking development in cancer treatment research with new technology that can selectively target cancerous cells whilst sparing healthy tissue.

A team at RMIT University in Melbourne say that extremely small metal particles – which they dub ‘nanodots’ – could be capable of identifying and destroying cancer cells in humans, opening up new possibilities for targeted therapies.

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