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"Dr. Harry Whelan, professor of pediatric neurology at the
Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, talks about his
research using light-emitting diodes to heal wounds."
Transcript: "Cancer treatment can have serious
complications, one of which is called mucositis. We
previously were able to demonstrate benefits of NASA LED
technology over laser technology in treatment of cancer.
We've now been able to apply it to the prevention of cancer
complications." Marshall Space Flight Center News Center
Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, talks about his
research using light-emitting diodes to heal wounds."
Transcript: "Cancer treatment can have serious
complications, one of which is called mucositis. We
previously were able to demonstrate benefits of NASA LED
technology over laser technology in treatment of cancer.
We've now been able to apply it to the prevention of cancer
complications." Marshall Space Flight Center News Center
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"NASA Space Technology Shines Light on Healing"
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"Space light-emitting diode (LED) technology has provided medicine with a new tool capable of
delivering light deep into tissues of the body, at wavelengths which are biologically optimal for
cancer treatment and wound healing. This LED technology has already flown on Space Shuttle
missions, and shows promise for wound healing applications of benefit to Space Station
astronauts, and in Special Operations. " Space Tech. & App. Int’l. Forum - 2001 (vol. 552:35-
45), 1999 (vol. 458:3-15) & 2000 (vol. 504:37-43).
delivering light deep into tissues of the body, at wavelengths which are biologically optimal for
cancer treatment and wound healing. This LED technology has already flown on Space Shuttle
missions, and shows promise for wound healing applications of benefit to Space Station
astronauts, and in Special Operations. " Space Tech. & App. Int’l. Forum - 2001 (vol. 552:35-
45), 1999 (vol. 458:3-15) & 2000 (vol. 504:37-43).
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