Exploratory study shows potential for improved cancer treatment with nanotechnology, suggesting collaboration with AI and neural technology.
Nanotechnology is widely used in cancer treatment, due to its precision and lack of human error. This is also used for pathological reasons as it is likely to be more accurate. But research has indicated that there could be errors in the use of this AI, ML and Neural technology even in pathology labs. The ideal situation would be a synergy between humans and neural technology to detect the disease as well as help in the treatment. The use of nanotechnology in radiation and chemotherapy has emerged as a major breakthrough for cancer treatment, bringing with it minimal discomfort for the patient.
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