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USF researchers create non-invasive cancer treatment using electric fields and heat to deliver drugs, now entering human trials.
Researchers at the University of South Florida have developed a non-invasive cancer treatment using low-energy electric fields and heat to temporarily open tumors, allowing targeted drug delivery without chemotherapy or surgery.
The method, refined over 30 years, has successfully treated pets with various cancers and is now being commercialized by LifePulse Bioscience.
Real-time monitoring of tissue impedance and heat optimizes treatment, which adapts to different tumor types and sizes.
Clinical trials have shown promising results since 2004, and human trials are anticipated in the near future.
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Los investigadores de la USF crean tratamientos no invasivos contra el cáncer usando campos eléctricos y calor para administrar medicamentos, que ahora entran en pruebas en humanos.