Scientists Find Shining Light On Dinosaur Metal Compound Can Kill Cancer Cells

Geo Beats 2019-02-05

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Scientists have found that iridium, a rare metal from the meteorite that wiped out the dinosaurs, has the power to kill cancer cells.
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