cure for breast cancer

Honeybee Venom Can Kill Aggressive Breast Cancer Cells Without Damaging Healthy Cells

Medicine & Technology Sep 02, 2020

Researchers studied the venom from 312 honeybees in Perth, Western Australia, England, and Ireland and tested its effects on the clinical subtypes of breast cancer. They were able to generate an anticancer component from the venom that can kill 100% of cancer cells in just one hour.

Four-Stranded DNA Found In Breast Cancer Cells Can Provide Weak Spots For Developing New Treatments

Four-Stranded DNA in Cancer Cells, a Weak Spot That Could Help in Developing Treatments

Aug 04, 2020

Scientists found four-stranded DNA structures, called G-quadruplexes in cancer cells that can serve as the weak spots of the cell that could help scientists develop treatment methods for cancer.

cure for breast cancer

Honeybee Venom Can Kill Aggressive Breast Cancer Cells Without Damaging Healthy Cells

Four-Stranded DNA in Cancer Cells, a Weak Spot That Could Help in Developing Treatments

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