Shocked Scientists Realize King Tutankhamun's Curse May Cure Cancer

Shocked scientists realize King Tutankhamun's curse may cure cancer

King Tutankhamun has been dead for 3,348 years. He’s the most iconic Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, thanks largely to his unforgettable golden funerary mask that’s become a symbol of the ancient world. But, in a very unexpected twist, Tutankhamun may be about to cause a revolution in cancer treatment, and it’s all because of the “curse” on his tomb that’s said to have killed those who opened it. It sounds like something out of a horror movie, but you…

Pharaoh’s Curse Fungus Yields Breakthrough in Blood Cancer Treatment – IOTW Report

GP:In a stunning discovery, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have harnessed a deadly fungus, once blamed for the “Pharaoh’s Curse,” to develop a promising new treatment for blood cancer.

King Tut's killer tomb fungus redeems itself as a powerful cancer fighter

Scientists find cancer-fighting properties in fungus from King Tut's tomb, offering hope for new leukemia treatments.