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Actually, a way to have the cells kill themselves, sorta, sideways. By taking advantage of the changes in the environment inside ONLY cancer cells, a new mechanism hits the “Big Death Button”. Every cells has a mechanism by which it kills itself off – but this is certainly new in how scientists are turning it …
Well, as Glenn Reynolds says, this IS the 21st Century? Novel way to kill cancer cells Read More »
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was in the hospital when they discovered her cancer had flared up again. She immediately began another round of chemotherapy and said things are going according to plan. She also has no plans to step down from the Supreme Court, not that the Left would let her.
British researchers have stumbled upon what could be the cure for most cancers. An Immune cell that “carries a never-before-seen receptor which acts like a grappling hook, latching on to most human cancers, while ignoring healthy cells.”
If you thought Joe Biden’s promise to cure cancer was a stretch check this out. He has a plan to put 720 million women back to work. It’s a child tax credit. The bigger problem, of course, will be finding that many women to put back to work.
Barry Obama famously noted that he’d stop the seas from rising. An easy promise to keep. At 2-3mm a year, no one had noticed much change over 100 years, so 4-8 more years and another few were no big deal. Not to be outdone his VP, now a candidate for the Dem nomination, says, “Hey. …
Barry Promised to Stop the Seas from Rising – Biden Says He’ll Cure Cancer Read More »
This would be amazing if true. For starters, most anti-cancer drugs attack a specific target on or in the cancer cell, he explained. Inhibiting the target usually affects a physiological pathway that promotes cancer. Mutations in the targets – or downstream in their physiological pathways – could make the targets not relevant to the cancer …
Quick Shot: Israeli Scientists May Have Found a Cure for Cancer Read More »
Back on April 1st, we reported on a ruling by a Judge in Los Angeles. A non-profit had sued 90 coffee companies claiming they had violated Prop 65 which required them to warn customers about a chemical in brewed coffee (acrylamide) that could lead to cancer. Two months along and something has changed.
