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Enclosing Radiation-Loaded Particles to Better Seek and Destroy Cancer

September 20, 2021 sarah JonasResearch Results

When medical isotopes are used to treat diseases, they emit large amounts of energy that makes it hard to keep them near the target cells. Researchers are now testing a way to enclose isotopes in tiny pieces of biodegradable material that will keep the isotopes at treatment sites, ensuring that their energy can kill diseased cells with little effect on surrounding cells.