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Prostate cancer patients have a new reason to love gold

03 Dec 2018 Dante Descalzi 
Art Rastinehad, Martin Feeney and JoAnne Feeney
Art Rastinehad from Mount Sinai hospital (left), with Martin Feeney (middle) and JoAnne Feeney (right). (Courtesy: Mount Sinai Hospital)
Prostate cancer patients may soon have a new treatment option: gold nanoparticles. Current treatment

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Dante Descalzi is a contributor to Physics World. Dante works as a research associate at the John Theurer Cancer Center, focusing on basic immunology, immuno-oncology and transplantation immunology. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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