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Gallium-doped bioactive glass kills 99% of bone cancer cells

18 Sep 2024 Tami Freeman
Richard Martin of Aston University
Bone cancer therapy Richard Martin and colleagues are developing bioactive glasses that destroy cancerous cells while regenerating diseased bones. (Courtesy: Aston University)
Osteosarcoma, the most common type of bone tumour, is a highly malignant cancer that mainly affects

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