UTEP Researchers Develop Low-Cost Device for Rapid Cancer Detection
Researchers at The University of Texas at El Paso have developed a low-cost portable device that can detect colorectal and prostate cancer in just one hour. This groundbreaking technology aims to enhance cancer diagnosis accessibility, especially in developing countries, by providing rapid and accurate results without the need for expensive equipment. The innovative biochip device captures cancer biomarkers using a unique microfluidic design, making early detection more feasible and potentially saving lives.
Nanoparticle Treatment for Skin and Lung Fibrosis Shows Promise in UTEP Studies
Pharmacy researchers at The University of Texas at El Paso have developed a nanoparticle treatment for skin and lung fibrosis, addressing the severe damage caused by these conditions. The research, led by Dr. Md Nurunnabi, offers hope for more effective and safer treatments in the future, especially in light of the impact of fibrosis observed during the COVID-19 pandemic. This groundbreaking work showcases the potential of nanotechnology in treating complex medical conditions and represents a significant advancement in the field of pharmacy.