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Cutting-Edge “Smart” Drugs Revolutionize Cancer Treatment

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The challenge of targeting cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue has long bedeviled oncologists, making the pursuit of precision therapies one of the highest stakes areas in biomedical research today. A groundbreaking advancement by researchers at the University of Geneva (UNIGE) promises to revolutionize this field by leveraging synthetic DNA strands to engineer a sophisticated, “smart” drug delivery system. This system not only recognizes …
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Cutting-Edge “Smart” Drugs Revolutionize Cancer Treatment

The challenge of targeting cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue has long bedeviled oncologists, making the pursuit of precision therapies one of the highest stakes areas in biomedical research today. A groundbreaking advancement by researchers at the University of Geneva (UNIGE) promises to revolutionize this field by leveraging synthetic DNA strands to engineer a sophisticated, “smart” drug delivery system. This system not only recognizes …

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’’Smart’’ drugs to fight cancer

1.04.2026 - A team from the University of Geneva has designed a molecular system that distinguishes and neutralises cancer cells with unprecedented precision, paving the way for autonomous, self-regulating drugs.

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