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Nanoparticles target the most dangerous prostate tumours

09 Mar 2020
Prostate cancer cells
Magnetic particle imaging with functionalized iron-oxide nanoparticles can help identify aggressive prostate cancers. (Courtesy: iStock/Dr_Microbe)
Recent work has suggested that prostate tumours with high nerve densities are more likely to grow an

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Marric Stephens is a freelance science writer based in Bristol, UK
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