Will nanorobots be able to seek and destroy cancer cells inside the body by the end of 2022?

Scientists at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, in Saudi Arabia, have developed nanorobots that function as a kind of "GPS inside the body", helping to locate tumors. According to scientists, during magnetic resonance imaging, these nanorobots can show the exact location of tumors, hence helping doctors to direct the administration of anticancer drugs.

As of July 2020, these nanobots had not been used to attack cancer cells yet, but that was precisely the next step for the team of scientists.

If by the end of 2022 a reputable scientific study is published demonstrating that any kind of nanorobot was proven efficient in tracking and eliminating cancer cells inside the body of a human being, this market will resolve to "Yes".