Listening for Cancer Cells
Roland Piquepaille writes "According to researchers at the University of Missouri-Columbia, it's now possible to detect skin cancer cells present in blood samples by listening to the sound of melanoma cells. The scientists have used a method named photoacoustic detection, which uses a laser to make cells vibrate and ultrasound techniques to pick the sound of cancerous cells. This technique is so precise that it's possible to identify the spread of cancer even if there are only ten melanoma cells in a blood sample. Still, large clinical tests must be done before this method can be widely used."
This one's got the Rockinpneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flue
A feeling of having made the same mistake before: Deja Foobar
they just tell the RIAA that they are infringing on their copyrighted "sound of cancer" Clean them up real quick :P
Monstar L
Uh, yeah, like if they were detecting prostate cancer.....
"You want me to stick the speaker WHERE????"
Do they make little screaming noises or evil laughing noises?
I Am My Own Worst Enemy
unfortunalely the lasers used actually cause skin cancer in the process
I'm melanoma hunting hehehehe
Apparently cancer cells sound very much like the Starland Vocal Band and can frequently be heard singing "Afternoon Delight" while carrying out their destructive task.
Which is just one more good reason to eradicate cancer once and for all...
It must have been something you assimilated. . . .