Egyptian scientist revolutionizes cancer therapy
Egyptian scientist Ahmed Elgendy has developed a new technique for treating cancer tumors that relies on the use of low magnetic fields and mechanical torque to combine mechanical therapy with chemotherapy drugs. This method offers an alternative to traditional heat-based approaches, allowing for the effective and safe destruction of cancer cells without causing burns or risking excessive dosage to the patient. Experiments on animals have shown that tumors disappeared without an increase in temperature. It is expected that this technology will significantly reduce the size of solid tumors, especially in breast and prostate cancers. Currently, Elgendy is working on modifying the surfaces of nanomaterials to specifically target cancer cells and load them with drugs, with plans to conduct clinical trials once regulatory requirements are met. This development brings new hope for safer and more effective cancer treatments.
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