Photo by Louis Reed on Unsplash Researchers are working on an implant that could cure cancer in just 60 days and reduce mortality rates by 50%. According to a group of researchers at Rice University who have secured $45 million in funding for a unique, implant-based treatment system that could reduce cancer death rates by 50%, curing cancer could soon be as simple as a few clicks on your smartphone. The funds, granted by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, will be used to develop "sense-and-respond implant technology," with the aim to improve the outcomes of immunotherapy treatments for hard-to-treat cancers. Omid Veiseh, a Rice bioengineer, and the project's principal investigator said in a statement: "Instead of tethering patients to hospital beds, IV bags, and external monitors, we'll use a minimally invasive procedure to implant a 3-inch abdominal device that continuously monitors their caner's rapidly mutating cells and
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