US EditionNot a Doctor, But Possibly the Man Who Will End 70% of Cancer Deaths — And It All Started in a Small Lab
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Not a Doctor, But Possibly the Man Who Will End 70% of Cancer Deaths — And It All Started in a Small Lab
In a small lab at the heart of the Institut Curie in Paris, French chemist Raphaël Rodriguez is working on what could become one of the most significant medical breakthroughs in the fight against cancer. While he may have failed his first year of medical school, Rodriguez never abandoned his ambition to save lives. Today, he is leading a team that has discovered a weakness in the biological mechanisms driving metastasis, the process by which can…
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