Cancer treatment has advanced significantly, but many medications focus on destroying cancer cells, which can cause severe side effects and increase the chance of cancer recurrence. But what if cancer cells could be turned into normal cells without causing harm?
KAIST scientists, led by Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho, have created a new approach for treating colon cancer by reprogramming cancerous cells to resemble normal cells. This method has the potential to transform cancer treatment and give millions of people hope.
