What if your morning cup of coffee could do more than just help you start the day off right? Scientists are saying that one day it might help activate a cancer treatment inside your body. This intriguing possibility was raised by new research from Texas A&M University, where scientists have developed a way to use caffeine as an on/off switch for gene-editing tools.
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