Here's a link to the 60 minutes coverage of Kanzius' possible cancer cure. The report goes on to say that we're at least 4yrs away from human trials.
Monday, April 14, 2008
CBS Morning Show Coverage
This CBS morning show segment begins with an interesting Editor's note:
Test results revealed in November 2007 in an issue of the medical journal "Cancer" show that the harmless radio waves described below were used to kil liver tumors in rabbits with a 100 percent success rate and without side effects.
The test results are also linked to here in PDF format.
CBS describes the Kanzius therapy's theoretical work flow:
A patient would be injected with tiny metal nano-particles, which would be carried through the bloodstream by a targeting molecule and attach only to cancerous cells. The patient would then be exposed to an energy field created by radio waves, and feel nothing, while the nano-particles would generate enough heat to destroy their cancerous host cell.
West Palm Beach News Station Overview
Here's a link to coverage of John Kanzius' saltwater technology from a local news station in West Palm Beach. It turns salt water into fire and has a possible application for cancer treatment.
Kanzius RF therapy: promising new cancer treatment
Wired covers a promising new cancer treatment called Kanzius RF therapy based on inventor John Kanzius' technology. The technology's chief value rests in it's ability to pinpoint cancer cells and kill them without impacting neighboring cells. Much of the initial interest in the capabilities seems positive and could one day help treat numerous types of tumors
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