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Home > News > NC Nano Medical Institute could mean economic development

May 9th, 2007

NC Nano Medical Institute could mean economic development

Abstract:
The discovery of a cure for cancer could happen right here in North Carolina.

It's the focus for what will be called the North Carolina Nano Medical institute in Winston-Salem, a center that will use the latest in bio-engineering: Nanotechnology.

But the institute could also mean a major economic boost for the entire state.

The new technology is making strides in cancer, regenerative medicine, and heart health. And it's not just a fancy word.

Source:
news14.com

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