Scientists closer to beating cancer

Video streamed by http://www.AllthingsScience.com SYDNEY scientists have made a world breakthrough in the treatment of cancer that has potential to save tens of thousands of lives.Working out of a suburban laboratory, they have perfected a therapy to destroy drug-resistant tumour cells.Their new "trojan horse" therapy - which involves the sending of bacterially-derived nanocells into cancer cells in two separate waves - will be published in the July edition of the prestigious Nature Biotechnology medical journal.