Yoga Shorts - "Stormy Savior" - Nanotubes Delivering Cancer Treatment Yoga Shorts - "Stormy Savior" - Nanotubes Delivering Cancer Treatment Drugs

Yoga Shorts - "Stormy Savior" - Nanotubes Delivering Cancer Treatment Drugs

Name: Yoga Shorts - "Stormy Savior" - Nanotubes Delivering Cancer Treatment Drugs
Brand: CellWear
SKU: 4958114_9079
Price: 40.0 USD
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Stormy Savior is a tribute to researchers working on the fight against cancer. This collection is designed with an image of nanotubes delivering cancer treatment drugs with microscopic accuracy.

*15% of profits donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation

Product Description

Our Stormy Savior high-rise yoga shorts come with premium, flexible fabric that hace a cloud-like feel. Designed cellular imagery of nanotubes delivering cancer treatment drugs, These gorgeous yoga shorts come with four-way stretch fabric for flexibility and an inner pocket for convenience.

Features:

82% polyester, 18% spandex
Very soft four-way stretch fabric
UPF 50+
High waistband with a soft 0.25″ elastic inside for extra comfort
Attached inner pocket 76 x 2.36
Triangle-shaped gusset crotch
Flat seam and coverstitch for a sleek finish
Hand-sewn
Five sizes available: XS-XL

*15% of the profits from each purchase goes to the National Breast Cancer Foundation

Uses of Nanotubes in Cancer Treatment

Targeted Drug Delivery: Nanotubes are tiny cylindrical structures made of carbon atoms. They can be loaded with anticancer drugs and designed to specifically target cancer cells. Once inside the body, these nanotubes travel through the bloodstream and accumulate in the tumor. The drugs carried by the nanotubes are released directly into the cancer cells, effectively killing them while minimizing damage to healthy tissues. This targeted approach improves the effectiveness of chemotherapy while reducing side effects.

Photothermal Therapy: Nanotubes are are also used in cancer treatment through photothermal therapy. Nanotubes have the ability to absorb light, particularly in the near-infrared spectrum. When near-infrared light is directed at the tumor site where nanotubes have accumulated, they absorb the light and convert it into heat. This localized heating damages and destroys the cancer cells while leaving surrounding healthy tissue unharmed. Photothermal therapy offers a targeted and minimally invasive treatment option for cancer patients.

Size: XS

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nanotubes delivering cancer treatment drugs

Nanotubes: Nanotubes are tiny, tube-like structures made from carbon or other materials. They have unique properties that make them ideal for transporting substances, such as drugs or nanoparticles, to specific locations in the body.
Nanoparticles: Nanoparticles are extremely small particles, often smaller than a cell, that can be loaded with drugs or other therapeutic agents. They are designed to target and interact with specific molecules or cells, such as those found in tumors.
Tumor Targeting: In cancer treatment, the goal is to deliver therapeutic agents directly to cancer cells while minimizing damage to healthy tissue. Nanoparticle tumor targeting involves designing nanoparticles that can specifically recognize and bind to molecules or receptors that are overexpressed on the surface of cancer cells.

Proud Partners of the NBCF

The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is an incredible organization dedicated to combating breast cancer on multiple fronts. They play a crucial role in raising awareness by implementing educational campaigns that inform the public about the importance of early detection and regular screenings. Their efforts extend beyond awareness to providing essential support services, offering resources, and guiding individuals and their families through the complexities breast cancer.

CellWear is partnered with the National Breast Cancer Foundation in the fight against breast cancer. By donating 15% of gross profits, CellWear amplifies NBCF's impact, supporting their initiatives in awareness, patient support, and helping women now.