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Scorpion Venom the Key to Cancer Treatment
Scientists have long been in search of a cure to cancer, exploring every avenue possible. One scientist, Dipanjan Pan at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne, has been looking to scorpion venom for the answer, making progress every day that shows their toxins may be the key to future cancer treatments.
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