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This is some really exciting research, hopefully something good comes out of it because it looks very promising based on early results.
Promising yes, but what drug company wants to cure cancer when they can treat it and make billions more. Sad thought I know, but unfortunately it's true. An effective "cure" is a long ways off. Political backstabbing, pay offs, and even "hits" are nothing that is not in the play book of multinational drug corporations to keep on "treating" people. You can call me a conspiracy theorist all you want, but having known someone who was actively working on a cure 15 years ago I can attest to it's truth. He was told essentially to stop trying so hard because if a cure was found it would never see the light of day. The entire pharmacology and drug company world needs a good old fashioned enema.
*sigh* And like previous discoveries before (not just in cancer), in a year there will still officially be "no cure", and the method will simply never be heard of again. Only if it makes the companies richer than they are now.
It is horrible to think that companies wouldn't want this sort of thing out, but it is true :(....Where would their profit go? =|
If I had the $, I'd fund all cancer research places. Oh well.
Cool news! but how much is for the treatment?