By: Kayla Brantley From: dailymail.co.uk Researchers from The City College of New York extracted a chemical from horse chestnuts to better detect masses during MRIs and CT scans for cancer Using the chemical, experts have created a bright and florescent gel that can be easily detected during cancer imaging This corrects the current issue with imaging that produces low light, …
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