Size-Shrinkable Nanogels to Reduce Chemotherapy Side Effects

Last updated 6th Sep 2017
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Graduate Researcher, University of Utah

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Loading cancer drugs into nanogels for improved tumor-targeting can improve current treatments

Breast cancer is a debilitating disease that will affect 1 out of every 8 women. Current chemotherapy treatments involve the injection of highly toxic compounds through patients' bloodstreams to de...

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