Question by Lion: Is nanomedicine possible?
Nanomedicine is the purported future technology in medicine whereby scientists believe that the use of nanotechnologies will be posssible in the treatment of diseases such as cancer

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Answer by oncogenomics
You are asking people to predict the future. I don’t believe you can get a reliable answer especially in a forum such as this.

Nanomedicine certainly has lots of potential. However, there are alot of basic problems that it has to overcome prior to it becoming a reality such as:

1. how to avoid being recognized as foreign and attacked by the immune system
2. how to get the nanoparticles to the desired location

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