New Israeli technology can now freeze cancer cells

[TomSea]

New Israeli technology can now freeze cancer cells

Most patients can be treated within one hour and in some cases even within just ten to fifteen minutes

An Israeli company based in the northern coastal city of Ceasarea has developed a revolutionary minimal technique to freeze cancerous tumors that only requires a local anesthetic.

It is already treating thousands of women with breast cancer worldwide within hospitals and doctors' offices, including in Japan, Ausralia, Germany and Spain. A clinical trial is currently being performed in the United States.

Read more at: https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/technology/1559579370-new-israel-technology-can-now-freeze-cancer-cells?hootPostID=f7665a23ae257c3769aad15998836983

[berdie]

This could be life changing for a lot of people.

[dfwgator]

Name me one "Palestinian" accomplishment that ever helped mankind.

[Fishrrman]

dfw wrote:
"Name me one "Palestinian" accomplishment that ever helped mankind..."

I'll name one (that hasn't happened yet):
Their disappearance from the face of the earth.

How's that?

[Wingnut]

Name me one "Palestinian" accomplishment that ever helped mankind.

Give me a thousand years to find one.  Or maybe that is to short of a time?

[Gefn]

This could be life changing for a lot of people.

Dammit. Wish this happened six months ago.

But great for all who are dealing with this. I sincerely hope it works. No one should die from cancer

[kidd]

I will ask my oncologist about this, although I cannot get the link to work.

Almost all of these claims are made public (rather than through medical journals) so as to generate interest by investors.

[thackney]

I will ask my oncologist about this, although I cannot get the link to work.

Almost all of these claims are made public (rather than through medical journals) so as to generate interest by investors.

It appears to be another application of an established type of procedure.

https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/treatment/types/surgery/cryosurgery-fact-sheet
Reviewed: September 10, 2003