Treating cancer that has spread is a huge challenge - especially when it is no longer sensitive to conventional treatments, and the ability to kill cancer cells is not very hopeful. In this context, combination thermotherapy (or hyperthermia) is considered effective in all stages, both in cases of relapse or failure of other methods.

Hyperthermia is a type of cancer treatment in which body tissue is exposed to high heat, intended to damage and kill cancer cells, but without causing serious damage to normal tissues.

Heat therapy for cancer treatment is based on the mechanism of increasing temperature to destroy malignant cells. So at what temperature do cancer cells die and does this temperature affect healthy cells?