Nanobots that watch our bodies, killer immune cells hunting, destroying cancer cells and biological scissors that cut out defective genes, all these are most exciting developments. These are some of the advancements that Cambridge researchers want to make as the future of medicine.
In another film to concur with the current launch of Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences, scientists discussed on some of the most exciting developments in medical research.
nanomachines that patrol our bodies, looking for and repairing problems.
Likewise, synthetic organs to solve the shortage of donated organs.
According to hearts and return their function back to normal.
DNA editing tool will enable us to snip out and replace defective regions of the genome, curing diseases in individual patients.
Professor Chris Lowe, Director of the Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences said, “All of these developments will help transform the field of medicine. New developments have the potential to transform healthcare right the way from how you handle the patient to actually delivering the final therapeutic product – and that’s the exciting thing.”