Website review: Cancer victims invention could kill...
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•6 reviews since Apr 20, 2008
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heysuperlisa rated 3 months ago- would like to know who that female scientist is, aeris311, could you oblige?
"shithead"- would like to know who that female scientist is, aeris311, could you oblige?
- aeris311 rated 3 months ago
- a female scientist researching gold molecules figured that one out years ago shitheads.
- blacsoc rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "hn Kanzius has leukaemia. He has endured 36 debilitating courses of chemotherapy and in medical terms he is a layman - an engineer with no formal training in high science or medicine. But, inspired to help the children he met and who died of cancer while he was receiving his own treatment, Mr Kanzius had a brainwave that led him to create a machine, and a technique, that doctors think has a chance of curing some cancers. The twist, however, is that it may not be perfected soon enough to save Mr Kanzius, who is undergoing chemotherapy to keep him alive but may not live to see his invention fulfil its potential. advertisement Using his wife's kitchen pots and pans Mr Kanzius, 63, built a machine to direct radio waves at tumours, heating and killing them without damaging the surrounding tissue - something that opens up the possibility of cancer treatment with few or no side effects."
- earl1940 rated 3 months ago
- An exciting possibility.
- ky-pie-78 rated 3 months ago
- Wow! Just wow! Some people are so valuable to this planet. I loved this story and I'm excited by it.
