According to a report due to be released in Decemeber in the American Cancer Society's Journal, Cancer, during the experiment, six rabbits with liver tumors were injected with a nanoparticle solution and placed inside Kanzius' radio-frequency machine. Two minutes later, the tumors were completely gone and there was no major damage to the surrounding healthy cells, according to the report.

"My jaw dropped when I heard how the experiments went, because they only ran these experiments on six animals and the results were perfect; one after the other," Kanzius said.

It's not a big story because it hasn't been cured. I can give you examples of similar results in other studies that haven't gotten us anywhere.
And it sounds like it will only work with solid tumors. Moron alert?

I would like to know how the gold particles target cancer cells, though.

I would like to know how the gold particles target cancer cells, though.

You probably have access to online journal articles that would cost me precious coin to access. Mind informing the uniformed?

Ideally, functionalized SWNTs can be targeted to cancer cells by covalently or noncovalently linking antibodies, peptides, carbohydrates, or pharmacologic agents directed at target molecules that are expressed or over expressed on cancer cells, as reported recently.

they aren't gonna cure major diseases becuz overpopulation is worse for the world than a bunch of morons dying...