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Tiny weapons, huge hopes in the fight against cancer - The Boston Globe, USA
Nanoparticles may detect, treat disease. The federal government is investing nearly $145 million in the quest. Still, the research must solve a host of medical and engineering riddles demanding the expertise of cancer doctors, as well as chemists, electrical engineers, and computer scientists. Formidable obstacles exist before nanoparticles can be used widely in the detection and treatment of cancer.
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