BBC: Scientists may have found all cancer healing

A recent piece of our immune system can be used to treat all cancers, scientists say.

Cardiff University team discovered a method to destroy prostate cancer, breast, lungs and others on laboratory tests, the BBC writes.

The findings, published in Nature Imamology, are not tested on patients, but researchers say they have very large “”.

Experts said that although his work is still in the initial phase, it was very exciting.

Our immune system is the body's natural protection against infection, but it also attacks cancer cells.

Scientists were looking for nonconventional “ ” previously undiscovered ways for the immune system to naturally attack tumors.

What they found was a T cell inside human blood. This is an immune cell that can scan the body to assess whether there is a threat that needs to be eliminated.

And this can attack a wide range of cancers.

“has a chance to treat every patient,”, researcher Prof Andree Sewell told the BBC.

“ago no one believed this could be possible”, he added, conveys periscope.