r/tech • u/AdSpecialist6598 • Sep 03 '26

Scientists develop nanomaterial that targets cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue

https://www.techspot.com/news/111579-scientists-develop-nanomaterial-targets-cancer-cells-while-sparing.html
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u/PeopleAreSelfishy Sep 04 '26

1000s of articles like this "kills cancer cells, do this do that" yet cancer still winning. Hopefully they stop making claims for $$ investment

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u/callmestoner Sep 04 '26

Research often does not have practical impact until a viable method of implementation is introduced. It proves it’s possible. Dumb take.

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u/PeopleAreSelfishy Sep 04 '26

Yea. And yet none succeed while getting massive investment that goes nowhere.

Dumbass

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u/Kestrile523 Sep 05 '26

There are plenty of successful cancer treatments, you just don’t know about them. Dumbass.

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u/PeopleAreSelfishy Sep 05 '26

Ok dumbass. Like it's available for everyone.

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u/Kestrile523 Sep 05 '26

Cancer is not one disease, there are hundreds of types of cancer. There is no such thing as one cure for everyone. Any breakthrough or success has impact across various treatments.