Antimatter shows promise in killing cancer cells

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  • 13 years ago
The instruments used at Cern to do physics experiments are aimed at solving riddles about the universe and about matter. But sometimes the very sensitive detectors developed at the site near Geneva to measure physics, result in useful byproducts, like new diagnostic and surgical equipment. (Raffaella Rossello, swissinfo.ch - Cern video productions)

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