Think about all the money that's been poured into cancer research over the years. Add to that the years of research, and the experience of researchers and physicians. Much ground has been gained by virtue of the work of these fine men and women.

But, just to prove that all cancer research doesn't have to stem from germ-free labs in major research centers, along comes a regular guy, John Kanzius, who has developed a promising cancer treatment using non-invasive radiowaves. You know where he developed his idea? In his wife's kitchen. That's the truth!

So promising is this possible treatment is that the esteemed University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is about to begin tests to prove his theory, which suggests that heat from radio waves can be used to kill cancer cells without harming other cells and without negative side effects.  

We'll be watching this very interesting and unusual story. Way to go, John! BTW, John is a cancer survivor himself, which was the motivation behind his developing this new idea.