Low levels of amplitude-modulated electromagnetic fields elicit therapeutic responses cancer patients
Ryne Ramaker, a senior UALR Donaghey Scholar and University Science Scholar with a double major in biology and chemistry, is a co-author of a cancer research paper creating excitement among other researchers. The article published in the January 2012 issue of the British Journal of Cancer became the most commonly downloaded article from the journal within two weeks of its publication....
Source: PhysOrg - Monday, 13 February
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