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Researchers at Rice University have developed a new technique that uses near-infrared light to target cancer cells. It relies on synthetic molecules called "molecular hammers" that attack the cancer cell membrane mechanically through extremely rapid vibrations. Laboratory experiments have shown success in killing 99% of cancer cells, and treatment in mouse models resulted in the remission of half of the melanoma cases. Despite these promising results, the technology is still in its early stages and requires more comprehensive studies to explore its effectiveness and safety in the human body.
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