Cancer, one of the most lethal diseases of the twenty-first century, continues to challenge the medical community. Conventional treatments like chemotherapy and radiation can be effective, but they often come with many side effects

Now Imagine tiny robots, meticulously designed, capable of targeting cancer cells at their very core – the DNA. These nanobots offer a level of precision in treatment that traditional methods can't match, potentially reducing the need for harsh chemotherapy and radiation. This is not a dream, but it is true due to companies like DNA Nanobots.

However, the potential of DNA nanobots extends far beyond the treatment of cancer. They could be engineered to detect specific molecules or markers associated with various diseases, leading to earlier and more accurate diagnoses. Today we talk to Chris Lucas, the Chief ...