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Global community welcomes Egyptian scientists
The article discusses the Egyptian scientist Dr. Ahmed El-Gendy's win of the 2026 Marie Curie Award in nanotechnology for cancer treatment, outperforming over 900 scientists from around the world. It explains that El-Gendy's technique uses magnetic nanoparticles to target solid tumors such as breast, prostate, lung, and liver cancers, destroying them by applying a magnetic field to generate heat. The method has been tested on animals for two years, and there is a partnership with more than 50 universities to ensure safety. The article notes that this technique is not suitable for blood cancers and urges further expansion of experiments to guarantee complete safety. It emphasizes that the success of Egyptian scientists reflects Egypt's scientific standing and research capabilities on the global stage.
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