Todd Stukenberg

The Cure for Cancer Is a Newly Discovered Organelle That Prevents Cancerous Cells From Killing the Host Cells

Medicine & Technology Jan 08, 2020

There is hope for patients that are suffering from Cancer, an almost always terminal disease that comes with no definitive cure at the moment. One of the possible cures that might prove better than current therapies is a newly-discovered organelle that might be the magic bullet. Scientists from the University of Virginia School of Medicine have stumbled upon it, and are probing and investigating the mystery organelle for the first time.

Todd Stukenberg

The Cure for Cancer Is a Newly Discovered Organelle That Prevents Cancerous Cells From Killing the Host Cells

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