The Nano Toolbox Used to Combat Cervical Cancer (3/3) Women in developing countries are disproportionately affected by cervical cancer due to a lack of access to preventative medicine – innovations in nano-based cancer therapies are paving the way for a cancer-free future. By Mia Shepherd. UCL Science Magazine • Biology
Novel Image-guided Nanoparticles Poised for Cancer Clinical Trials (2/3) A research team at Kings College London have developed a novel image-guided nanoparticle-based cancer treatment for targeted drug delivery, in hopes of reducing patient suffering. By Mia Shepherd. UCL Science Magazine • Biology
The UK Startups Developing Novel Cancer Treatments (1/3) Trojan horse bacteria and biomarker transistors may solve some cancer questions – so say UK-based startups ChronosDx, Cansor, and Neobe Therapeutics. By Mia Shepherd. UCL Science Magazine • Biology
Branded: The Ethics of Livestock Ownership Branding has been used to establish ownership over livestock for centuries, despite its numerous harmful side-effects. Animal activists insist that more humane methods can only be implemented with government support. By Joseph Olaniyan. UCL Science Magazine • Biology
Going with your Gut - An Alternative Approach to Alzheimer’s What do the bacteria in our gut have to do with Alzheimer’s Disease in the brain? A recent paper has revealed a potential link between gut bacteria and the deterioration of brain cells in mice. By Mollie Huggins. UCL Science Magazine • Biology
Hitting the Mark: How Nanoparticles are Revolutionising Cancer Treatments Cancer is the second leading cause of death globally - nanoparticles could help combat this epidemic through targeted drug action. By Rakshith H and Nidhi V. UCL Science Magazine • Biology
