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Lasers and Doppler effect could personalize chemotherapy drug selection for cancer tumors
Like each person, each cancer is unique. And with the growing array of chemotherapy drugs available, gaining early insight into how individual tumors respond to specific drugs would help improve treatment.
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Purdue University researcher David Nolte is developing an imaging system that uses laser light, the Doppler effect, and artificial intelligence to assess how individual tumors respond to chemotherapy drugs. The system aims to provide early insight into drug effectiveness, allowing treatments to be tailored to each patient’s unique cancer. By combining these technologies, Nolte hopes to improve the selection of chemotherapy agents for better patient outcomes.
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