علاج جديد يفتت الخلايا السرطانية بالأشعة تحت الحمراء

Medical research is witnessing significant progress in the fight against cancer, with scientists announcing an innovative therapeutic technique that uses near-infrared (NIR) radiation to precisely break down cancer cells without harming healthy tissues. According to a recent study, the method relies on stimulating nanoparticles within the affected cells using specific wavelengths of infrared light, leading to localized heating and dismantling the cancer cell from the inside.

This technique is characterized by being non-invasive and accurately targeting diseased cells, which reduces side effects compared to chemotherapy or radiation therapy. The radiation allows the physician to control the concentration of the treatment and the depth of its effect within the body.

Initial experiments have shown promising results, with a noticeable reduction in tumor size in laboratory models, paving the way for clinical testing in the upcoming stages.

Amid the rising global efforts to develop safer and more effective treatments, this innovation offers new hope for improving cancer treatment outcomes and alleviating patient suffering.