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gold nanoparticles

Gold nanoparticles to make medicines smarter

Scientists at the University of Lincoln in the United Kingdom have developed a new technique to coat gold nanoparticles with a specific protein so that they can be used to address a drug that will target a specific area of the body, such as a cancerous tumour, very precisely. Gold nanoparticles are

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cancer research

French genome interpretation software wins award in New York City

IntegraGen, a company specialized in the decoding of the human genome and the development of diagnostic tools in cancerology, announces that it has received the Prix Galien MedStartUp 2017 in the category of "Best Collaborations in Innovative Therapies and Diagnostics", for its ICE project, during the MedStartUp conference which took place in Paris on October 26th, 2010, in the presence of the French Ministry of Health.

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personalised medicine

Cancer: towards personalised care

Because every cancer is different, every patient should be able to benefit from personalized treatment. On the occasion of World Cancer Day, tomorrow Thursday, February 4, the University of Montpellier will highlight the revolutionary research of the Human Rare Circulating Cells Laboratory (University of Montpellier-CHRU), whose unique technique at the

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