Solid tumors represent approximately 90% of adult human cancers. They can develop in many parts of the human body, including the head, mouth, breast, lung, liver, kidney, prostate, bladder, colon, etc. Magnetic hyperthermia therapy is a minimally invasive method to treat any solid tumor. Magnetic hyperthermia therapy involves delivering targeted heat energy to increase the localized temperature (43-47^oC) and selectively kills cancerous cells without affecting the healthy tissue. It consists of two major components: an alternating magnetic field (AMF) generator MagnaTheron^TM and the magnetic nanodelivery systems

ThermoHeals^R. The ThermoHeals^R solution consists of magnetic nanoparticles, which, when subjected to AMF, generates heat due to magnetic relaxations. The ThermoHeals^R solution could be directly injected into the tumor site, disperse uniformly, and generate heat when placed under the MagnaTheron^TM machine, resulting in increased localized temperature within a few minutes which destroys the cancerous cells by affecting protein synthesis, hinders DNA repair pathways, and disintegrates the cellular membrane resulting in direct cellular death.