Using the HIV virus to fight cancer. What a novel approach.
Doctors Take A Long Shot And Inject HIV Into Dying Girl. The Reason Why Will Amaze You.
Doctors Take A Long Shot And Inject HIV Into Dying Girl. The Reason Why Will Amaze You.
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That's amazing. How do we find out how many cases have been cured this way? What is the success ratio?
This is not new, it's been know for many years.. there was a story on this 10 years ago..
I guess the only thing new is a genetically modified version of the HIV virus is being used to cure cancer.
Scientists unveil genetically-modified HIV strain they claim can cure cancer
I guess the only thing new is a genetically modified version of the HIV virus is being used to cure cancer.
Scientists unveil genetically-modified HIV strain they claim can cure cancer
yes, and it will be skewed because they only "experiment" using this therapy on those who will be dead shortly...thus the findings will be hard to measure because if the patient dies it may be because the body was unable to come back from the destruction already wrought by the cancer or because the therapy did not work in a positive way or because the therapy caused the death.
But it is hopeful. The doctor was highly emotional...I found it very moving.
I can only imagine the toxic deluge that all that sudden immune chaos would bring about.
One thing that jumped out at me straight away, and time will tell of course, is my wondering about what effect it will have on their ability to carry a pregnancy down the road, if their T cells are super charged to fight foreign invaders now.
But, death would have had an even more profound impact on that, so, it's more a curiosity than a criticism.
One thing that jumped out at me straight away, and time will tell of course, is my wondering about what effect it will have on their ability to carry a pregnancy down the road, if their T cells are super charged to fight foreign invaders now.
But, death would have had an even more profound impact on that, so, it's more a curiosity than a criticism.
yes giving up the ability to carry a baby to term may be an option which is sacrificed. Then again, there are many in that situation without such treatment.
