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Researchers use nanotech to detect early-stage cancer

A team of researchers at Stanford University is developing a biosensor it hopes can help doctors detect various cancers in early stages.

| News | Science | 10/16/09 at 8:58 pm |


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IBM using nanotechnology to read DNA, personalize medicine

IBM announced that it is working to ease the process of sequencing genetic code which could lead to dramatic improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

| News | Business | Science | 10/06/09 at 4:31 pm |


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Nanotech could make humans immortal by 2040, futurist says

Futurist Ray Kruzweil predicts that advances in nanotechology could start making humans immortal by the mid-2000s by instantly repairing damaged cells and organs and backing up human memories.

| News | Science | 10/01/09 at 10:53 am |


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MIT: Nanotech targets and kills cancerous tumors

Researchers use gold nanorods to heat and kill tumors without harming healthy tissue.

| News | Science | 05/07/09 at 3:39 pm |


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Researchers use nanotech to fight drug addiction, cancer

University of Buffalo researchers say they've found a way to use nanotechnology to fight drug addiction.

| News | Science | 04/06/09 at 7:42 pm |


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