Scientists Have Developed A New Weapon To Fight Cancer

Japanese scientists are working hard to end humanity's longing fight against cancer. They've recently developed a new method for visualizing cancer which could help humans detect it at earlier stages.

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[tee-nargo]

I’m slightly more interested in the clear mice...

[theoookami]

Well this is what i call revolutionary, not cell phones becoming the same width as paper sheets....

[zetharic]

this tech is incredible. the only thing i am not interested in is to have human bodies "cleared" in the search for cancer though 0.o

[squiggy]

Well even if we don't cure cancer, we might see the world's first human with transparent skin.
Imagine seeing actual bowel movements, or your bladder expand etc.

[gogugogu]

well. it is quite ... sad. i only have 7 more months to live before i die and now you post this. it is just ... just....

[maglarotayo]

I hope they make progress in this area of research. I find it a conundrum why a lot of people I know who have passed away died of cancer, lung cancer to be exact, even though they were nonsmokers and lived healthy lifestyles (played badminton, ate healthy food, etc.).

[FirstNameLastName-gumu]

Once this and the other diseases are gone we can live in peace.

[spreadlove]

I've seen pictures of the transparent mice. It's so amazing and crazy to see. Countless amount of mice are saving human everyday. So grateful to them...

[allenm]

I can just imagine all the memes being made with the thumbnail. On another note, that's super cool.

[MrSaiLikesPie]

Fuck that, we're one step closer to invisibility boys! Every high school bloke's fantasy of peeping in on the girl's change room is finally coming true.

[Keith]

If I looked down at my chest and could see all my organs and my heart beating I think I would faint.

[GameDevAraz]

I thought cancer moved at an atomic level with the blood cell, just one cell can multiply to many so this is something that can is.

[adamke]

Our deadliest enemy is our own body :/ hmm

[nirad]

Somebody show this to Stefan Karl please

[iinRez]

Crazy time to be alive, in my life time I may very well see cancer become a minor ailment and the average age of mortality exceed 125.

[nmuomks]

may help, not quit there yet, sometime in the future. lol

[adventurerben]

Lab mice have been specially bred to always have the exact same genetic code so that there are no genetic diseases to skew test results.

[wicket]

Great! I can't wait to never hear about this again!

[sherul]

Rest in peace, mice. You've sacrificed yourself for cancer to be cured. We'll remember you forever.

[adityagarg]

Make the skin transparent huh




Guys watch out for the invisible man