How Nanobots Could Cure Cancer

In the captivating world of medical innovation, tiny yet mighty nanobots are emerging as groundbreaking warriors against cancer and beyond. Injected into human veins, these microscopic robots patrol the bloodstream with remarkable precision, targeting cancer cells while leaving healthy ones untouched.
The potential of nanobots goes far beyond cancer treatment, extending to disease diagnosis, diabetes monitoring, tissue repair, and even emergency scenarios like artificial blood delivery. Collaborating with other nanobots, they could revolutionize emergency care, offering rapid healing solutions.
Although challenges remain on the road to widespread implementation, these diminutive marvels are rewriting the future of medicine, igniting hope for a new era of effective and minimally invasive treatments.
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[@1490aap]

Hoping this becomes readily available soonest. Too many kids and people dying too young.

[@ranjuriyanofficial]

Please God 🙏🙏🙏.. Quickly give positive results for our Senior citizens... We need Nenobots..

[@param888]

death cannot be denied but these nanobots will eventually become system to control entire world with 0 privacy, not even privacy of your thoughts.

[@OnlyTheStrongSurviveAC]

We need all hands on deck to make this an actuality!

[@christinegracejohn]

When it become reality it will be life saving and milestone in medical research field.

[@Sourcecodemastergoaheadcheater]

You research ppl annoying in a good way and bad 😞 😂❤❤

[@crisprborg]

This channel, fireship, D of Science, Wired, Arvin, Nut-shell among others, you guys are completing my life 😂

[@nabil.ansari379]

this looks promising. I should increase my smoking.

[@KuddlesbergTheFirst]

Does being hit by taser, struck by lightning, EMP hurt more if you are a cyborg, have lots of electrolytes, or fried nanobots in your body?

[@josearellano203]

I am so excited about this! I heard about them being in wide use beginning in 2030, which is only six years away! And time goes by fast, so soon I say it will be used for the first time.

[@biratime]

What if we used crisper instead of nano robot to treat cancer and more

[@RenatoB7]

They probably use both, but crispr will be more to prevent then to cure, And the unknown side effects could be bigger.

[@biratime]

@@RenatoB7 now AI is so advance cuz of that no side effects

[@csir2023]

Great

[@srikanthv9486]

Nano herbal treatment.

[@KigurumiAlice]

Should be used in combination with other treatment 😮

[@joelarulanandam6248]

Could they cure pulmonary disease like ILD due to covid ? We have a comcept called monads in mathematics related to nanotechnology.

[@human7740]

Baba Vanga predicts cancer is cured this year. Maybe this is it.

[@user-bw2cr9qo9b]

Many people died unwillingly for this to happen....

[@gamingworldnine]

interesting

[@ingemar_von_zweigbergk]

no complaints, no protests, what's the drama? why need for unnecessary secrecy?

[@BrownBobby]

May you continue to prosper Dr Obaz, as you have put your energy and soul to tackle cancer. Your humility and honesty was more effective just the way your medicine are. Thanks and God bless you Dr Obaz on KZbin….

[@gabrieledunst]

What the hack? It is needful to bleed from a wound. I would like them to repair little things but I would die if my vessels would be blocked. Generally I don't think it's a bad idea.

[@NSNreal]

this is so peak