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BLACK WOMAN BECOMES THE FIRST DOCTOR TO CURE CANCER IN MICE USING NANOPARTICLES

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Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green has become the first person to successfully cure cancer in mice using laser-activated nanoparticles

Unlike traditional cancer treatments, Green’s revolutionary and unique nanoparticle technology, which was found to successfully cure cancer after testing on mice within 15 days, does not require chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery. Green received a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to expand her nanoparticle cancer treatment research.

Green’s interest in cancer treatment stems from witnessing the death of her aunt, Ora Lee, who suffered from cancer, and her uncle, General Lee Smith, who also was diagnosed with cancer and experienced the negative side effects of chemotherapy treatment.

Green is, not surprisingly, highly educated. In her pursuit to fight cancer she obtained her bachelor’s degree in physics and optics from Alabama A&M University and later earned her master of science in physics from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, both of which she received full scholarships for. After earning her degrees, she transitioned to the Comprehensive Cancer Center for five years and the Department of Pathology for one year, according to afrotech.com.

Currently, Green’s Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, the nonprofit she founded in memory of her aunt, is continuing to fight cancer using laser-activated nanoparticles and focusing on its mission to make cancer treatment accessible, affordable, and effective. She devotes time to helping young black students as well.


Strides in cancer treatments/cures are very important. According to the American Cancer Society, in the U.S. alone, an estimated 606,520 people will die from cancer in 2020. This equates to 1,660 people dying of cancer each day in 2020. Approximately 69% of people diagnosed with cancer between the years 2009 and 2015 were alive five years after their diagnosis. This is higher than people who were diagnosed with cancer between the years 1975 and 1977. Between these years, 49 out of 100 people, or 49%, were alive five years later.
 
Man I got a lot of stuff that needs posting...

But I'm proud of her.

I'm going to keep an eye on her
Yea I really hope it turn out to be a breakthrough. Seems promising, but I don’t know how far along in process it have to roll. Haven’t heard much remarks about it yet.
 
"Green is, not surprisingly, highly educated". I'm glad educated doesn't equate to intelligence. Black people are so brilliant and present so many amazing things to the world. This is phenomenal!
 
I speak from experience.

I've done serious threads and I've done troll threads.

Get which ones go plat?

The uplifting ones I made that would actually help you in real life wont even get off the first page.

And the same mfs be complaining that black people dont get recognition, but are nowhere to be found in these threads.
 
I speak from experience.

I've done serious threads and I've done troll threads.

Get which ones go plat?

The uplifting ones I made that would actually help you in real life wont even get off the first page.

And the same mfs be complaining that black people dont get recognition, but are nowhere to be found in these threads.
just an observation

making the troll threads at the rate you do can get you a rep for people assuming all your threads are of the troll nature

but that shouldn't deter you from making serious threads if its a topic you want to shine a light on

also, personally for me, your presence here is so sporadic (for whatever reasons are to which you are entitled to) that whenever i see a thread from you, i think its a troll thread even if it has a "serious sounding" title
 
this is great

but how long will it be safe to start testing on humans

and this shit in the USA too so it might be a decade or more before the FDA will approve it which means more people will die

the UK be lightyears ahead of the US when it comes to medical advancements

I think they just did the first successful artificial pancreas transplant last year...i think...or they are about to

I cant even get access to the diabetes technology they have over there b/c the FDA has to test the shit for years to approve it, then its gonna cost a grip even with insurance

this needs to be the discussion or at least one of em
 
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