GADGETS - TECH NEWS

	There Is A New Non-Invasive Therapy for Treating Breast Cancer
	Scientists have spent years on learning how to detect and treat breast cancer. The folks over at Wyss institute of Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University have come up with a way to use a non-invasive therapy to prevent breast cancer...
	That Fried Chicken of Yours Has Cancer-Causing Compounds From Cigarettes
	Frying, baking or roasting certain foods causes the formation of acrylamide. It is a carcinogen found in cigarette smoke. It is official. Death tastes good. Acrylamide formation is unavoidable during these types of high-temperature cooking. The suga...
	The Mona Lisa loses her hair in clever ad campaign against cancer
	Oh no! What happened to Mona Lisa? This clever design is for an ad campaign to raise money for Fondazione ANT, an Italian organization that provides free social assistance, healthcare and prevention against cancer.
	Movember Mobile App Will Keep Track of Your Stache's Growth
	It is November and it is time to leave your mustaches gentlemen thanks to the annual Movember campaign for men's health. Mo Space is the latest mobile app to help keep track of your mustache for the month of Movember 2013. Available on Android and i...
	A Cancer Fighting Tech Is Being Used To Make Micro Rocket Engines
	Earth's orbit is filled with dozens of mobile phone sized nanosatellites. They are used for a wide range of stuff from student research to top secret projects by the government. The problem is, getting them into the correct position in space is diff...
	Hospital Gets Fined For Putting Poop Into People's Brains On Purpose
	Shit in brains? Seriously that's a thing at UC Davis Medical Center. Two neurosurgeons have purposely introduced their patents' brains to poop bacteria. The incident wasn't actually malicious. Probably just poorly executed. The three patients in qu...
	This New Cancer Killing Technique Involves Nanoparticles and LASERS
	Scientists are taking the fight with cancer up a notch. This time, they're going to be using lasers and nanoparticles. New techniques from the researchers at the University of Georgia almost seem futuristic. In an experiment, the researchers sent an...