A cure for cancer and other critical medical conditions could already be in existence as a recent study by Professors of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Steven Atschuler and his wife, Lani Wu has developed a new method that uses artificial intelligence for faster and systematic drug discovery. The new technique reduces the time and cost previously used to search for possible new drugs to treat illnesses and diseases. The husband and wife research team at University Of California-San Francisco (UCSF) designed a new method to make drug discovery faster and at a cheaper cost than that of the traditional method. Atschuler and his wife have worked together since they met as students almost 30 years ago. Their study is informed not only by their extant collaboration but by other previously shared careers in other fields, according to Phys.