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Cancer in the News

Cancer in the News is an edited summary of news items in daily national and capital city newspapers. Produced by Cancer Council Australia, it aims to keep stakeholders up-to-date on media reporting of cancer. Cancer in the News does not necessarily represent the views of Cancer Council Australia.

Treatment: Scientists create minute ‘drills’ to kill cancer cells

  • Writer: New England Cancer Connect
    New England Cancer Connect
  • Aug 31, 2017
  • 1 min read

Minute machines that can kill cancer cells in just 60 seconds by drilling into them have been created by scientists. The “nanomachines” are motorised molecules activated with ultra violet light, making them spin up to three million times a second. The “motor” is a paddle-like chain of atoms that can be prompted to move in one direction. The machines can then pierce and destroy cancer cells or deliver drugs to the heart of them.

Adelaide Advertiser, 01/09/2017, Page 6; Courier Mail, 01/08/2017, Page 18; Daily Telegraph, 01/08/2017, Page 5

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