Ultrasound waves are combined with tiny bubbles in the bloodstream in a cutting-edge approach to deliver medicines to hard-to-reach places to treat diseases like Alzheimer's and cancer
French company Carthera has developed an ultrasound device to treat brain cancer. Shown here in a rendering, it works with tiny bubbles injected into the bloodstream to help drugs penetrate where they are needed.
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