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Non-invasive Targeted Radio-frequency  Cancer Treatment
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Treating cancer more effectively and without the debilitating side effects associated with current therapies were the goals of John Kanzius when he began; the result is a novel radio wave generator that warms nanoparticles attached to or absorbed within cancer cells. The warming kills the cancer cells with little or no damage to nearby cells, thus dramatically reducing or eliminating side effects. And, the treatment is non-invasive without surgery or multiple insertions of probes.
 

Recent News

House Committee on Appropriations announces funding
Posted 08/19/08
U.S. REP Phil English of Erie, visited Kanzius' lab to promise federal funding for the external radio-frequency generator. Next step will be signing of the bill by house and senate. 

Kanzius device to be tested in Erie Region
Posted 07/25/08
Steven Curley, M.D., is convinced John Kanzius' external radio-frequency generator will be used to treat cancer in humans.  And some of those first patients will be treated in Erie County.

Local facility to test Kanzius' cancer-killing radio device
Posted 7/24/08
Curley announced Wednesday night that the Regional Cancer Center, 2500 W. 12th St., will host Phase II human trials, if the federal government approves them.

Recent Events

Lakeview golf tournament report
July 14, 2008
On a perfect day for golf, at the Lake View Country Club, 84 players recently helped raise more than $15,000 for the Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation.  At the post-tournament reception, Kanzius received a standing ovation after relating the latest news and progress of the research involving his radio wave technology.

Seated from left:  Steve Crane, Lakeview Golf Pro, Nancy Crane, Tournament Chair, Maryann Yochim, President of the Kanzius Foundation, John Kanzius
Standing from left:  Mike Edwards, Rich McCormick, Art Doloresco, Tom Fucci, Dr. Richard Long, Steve Danch
 

Wisconsin Man Pulls Semi for Kanzius
Matt Gunville of Green Bay Wisconsin recently took part in the Title Town Truckers Showdown and used his own body weight to make a difference in the fight against cancer!
 

Cyclist Spreads Word About Kanzius
August 2, 2008
People across the country have felt the effects of cancer, and Zach Dunbar has heard many of their stories. During his 3,800-mile trip, Dunbar spoke to people about Kanzius' work, handed out flyers and encouraged people to donate.
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Biking for A Cure
August 2, 2008
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Journal of Nanobiotechnology
January 2008
Intracellular gold nanoparticles enhance non-invasive radio-frequency thermal destruction of human gastrointestinal cancer cells.
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