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Gold Nanoparticle Cancer Research News 
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Originally Posted on 11/05/2017 @ 2:36 pm

Last Edited on 07/08/2025 

by Steven Warrenfeltz

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Gold Nanoparticle Cancer Research is one of the most promising cancer treatments in the research pipeline.

If treating cancer with gold nanoparticles sounds too good to be true; read on, and you’ll discover that it’s not. 

This Guide Advocates for "Better Ways to Treat Cancer," and we believe Gold Nanoparticle Cancer Research is one of the best.

This report provides summaries of the most promising medical research involving gold nanoparticles.

Here's a glimpse into what you'll find in this issue:

• Unique characteristics of gold nanoparticles can only be explained using Einstein's "Theory of Relativity."

• Human clinical trial, Fighting Glioblastoma with Gold Nanoparticles

• Gold Nanoparticle Cancer Research & Targeted Chemotherapy (Nanotherapeutics)

• Researcher receives $300K to Develop New Medical Laser

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Gold Nanoparticle's
Characteristics
&
Einstein's Theory of Relativity

What Is the Theory of Relativity?

"Relativity is two related theories: special relativity, which explains the relationship between space, time, mass, and energy; and general relativity, which describes how gravity fits into the mix. Albert Einstein proposed these theories starting in 1905. By the 1920s, they were widely accepted by physicists."  (Source: SciTechDaily: Science Made Simple: What Is the Theory of Relativity?)        

The first article comes from Cosmos Magazine titled "Magnetic gold is evidence of relativity, study finds."

The article shines the light on some interesting elemental facts about gold: in its physical bullion form, it is not magnetic and does not tarnish.

However, when gold is reduced to nanoparticles, it becomes magnetic, and the elemental property that keeps gold from tarnishing in its bulk form makes its nano form non-toxic. 

These two characteristics of gold nanoparticles are just a sample of the unique properties that make them a great way to treat cancer.

Below is an excerpt from the article:

See the full article here: "Magnetic gold is evidence of relativity, study finds." - Cosmos Magazine

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Human clinical trial, 
Fighting Glioblastoma with
Gold Nanoparticles

Glioblastoma is a type of Brain Tumor that Senator John McCain has been diagnosed with, and recently, Gord Downie, a famous Canadian Musician, passed away from it.

At Northwestern University, hope has risen for those who have Glioblastoma, a new human trial is being conducted for this type of cancer.

The research involves attaching strands of RNA (RiboNucleic Acid), programmed to kill cancer, onto gold nanoparticles.

In the article, Andrew Lee, Ph.D., a researcher at Northwestern Medicine, stated the following about using gold nanoparticles in these human trials.

See the full story here: New clinical trial offers hope to patients with glioblastoma - WGNTV (Chicago, Illinois)

Please Note:  If you have this form of cancer or know someone who has Glioblastoma, there are links at the bottom of the WGNTV article that will give you information about enrollment, and as of this writing, it is still possible to be apart of this research.  

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Gold Nanoparticle Cancer Research
&
Targeted Chemotherapy
(Nanotherapeutics)

This article provides an in-depth examination of how researchers are discovering the potential of gold nanoparticles to enhance the effectiveness of chemotherapy, achieving its primary goal: to kill cancer cells while minimizing harm to the patient.

Researchers are finding new hope in improving chemotherapy drugs through gold nanoparticles and targeted chemotherapy, known as "Nanotherapeutics."

Here's the full article about Nanotherapeutics: How to train your drugs: nanotherapeutics- Medical Xpress

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Researcher receives $300K to Develop New Medical Laser

Recently, the National Science Foundation awarded Dr. Andy Chong from the University of Dayton, $302,700 to create the next generation of pulsed lasers for hospitals and clinics.

He is working on lasers that generate visible wavelengths called pulsed fiber lasers. They are less bulky than today's medical lasers, and they are less expensive and easier to use.

These new lasers are expected to be more reliable than current medical lasers, making them suitable for micro-surgeries. They could also work in conjunction with gold nanoparticles to target and kill cancer cells.

Dr. Andy Chong stated the following about the new laser he is working on:

Read more about Dr. Andy Chong's work and why he is focused on creating this new laser for cancer patients: Laser Focused Research - University of Dayton

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Thank You for your Time.

Take Care & God Bless,

Steve

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