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Published on: May 4, 2017
Use of non-ionizing electromagnetic fields for the treatment of cancer
Hugo Jimenez1, Carl Blackman1, Glenn Lesser2
1Department of Cancer Biology, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Winston-Salem, NC.
Abstract:
Cancer treatment and treatment options are quite limited in circumstances such as when the tumor is inoperable, in brain cancers when the drugs cannot penetrate the blood-brain-barrier, or when there is no tumor-specific target for generation of effective therapeutic antibodies. Despite the fact that electromagnetic fields (EMF) in medicine have been used for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes, the use of non-ionizing EMF for cancer treatment is a new emerging concept. Here we summarize the history of EMF from the 1890's to the novel and new innovative methods that target and treat cancer by non-ionizing radiation.
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