They repeated the protocol across different types of tissue and tumors. By 2014, they had gathered enough evidence to publish their findings in Science Translational Medicine. Their experiments confirmed that delivering an ultrahigh dose of 10 gray or more in less than a tenth of a second could eradicate tumors in mice while leaving surrounding healthy tissue virtually unharmed. For comparison, a typical chest X-ray delivers about 0.1 milligray, while a session of conventional radiation therapy might deliver a total of about 2 gray per day. (The authors called the effect “FLASH” because of the quick, high doses involved, but it’s not an acronym.)
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There has never been a more fun time to buildI’ve always been a very product-minded software engineer. For me, the code has always been a means to an end, the end being a good product that helps people. And even though it’s weird and uncomfortable that I don’t write code by hand anymore, that shift has genuinely freed up my ability to think more about the product itself. While the AI is building something, I’m thinking about building in scalability with pagination, or how this feature will look for different edge cases across different customer types. I’m queuing up scalability improvements as the next task instead of spending that brain power on the implementation details of the current one.
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