well im not sure if its the exact same thing but because the title has nano in it im sure its the same idea. not familiar with nanoliposomal yet, ill try to find that also.
the nanoshells are supposed to be gold covered silicate balls that are smaller than a blood cell. they inject a large amount of them into the bloodstream and because the tumors blood vessels are always ragged and not formed well they leak, which somehow allows the nanoshells to enter the tumor. after leaving them in for up to 24 hours, they shine some kind of infrared light for 3 seconds. the nanoshells heat up to a certain temperature and obliterates the tumor cells leaving the healthy cells just that, healthy. in one of the experiments they did on 10 mice it got rid of all cancer cells within 10 days. the cancer came back in only 3 of them while the other 7 stayed cancer free and from what im assuming, they died of natural causes. thats it in a nut shell, reading those medical articles with so many words i have to google gets really confusing. theyre definitely not in laymans terms. this specific article said these tests were being done at rice university in texas. i have got some family members that have more time than me (and are a little smarter than me) doing a little research but nothing new so far. i actually want to try and contact the lady who perfected this experiment to get the latest.... like i said, its probably too good to be true but dang, something has just GOT to happen within the next few years
sigh
matt