[Billthedrill]

Apoptosis is actually cell death, and triggering it has been the holy grail of cancer research for a very long time now. I won't refuse to believe the author based on evidence I haven't seen, but he or she isn't at all strong on basic cellular biology.

On the broader topic of a conspiracy by Big Pharma to suppress easy cancer cures, I can only offer a simple observation based on the years I worked for two of them: they're populated by people, even in management (although sometimes I wondered), and those people and their loved ones get cancer just like everyone else.

[RegulatorCountry]

Arteminsinin paired with doxorubicin has shown a lot of promise, as far as triggering apoptosis targeted to tumors.

The other therapy I mentioned is anti-angiogenic, depriving tumors of new blood supply by preventing the formation of new capillaries, etc. to the tumor. This is accomplished with a regimen of tetrathiomolybdate, which is faster acting and more stable than zinc, but which can also be used for the same purpose.

Progress is being made, sometimes in surprising ways.

[RegulatorCountry]

Arteminsinin paired with doxorubicin has shown a lot of promise, as far as triggering apoptosis targeted to tumors.

The other therapy I mentioned is anti-angiogenic, depriving tumors of new blood supply by preventing the formation of new capillaries, etc. to the tumor. This is accomplished with a regimen of tetrathiomolybdate, which is faster acting and more stable than zinc, but which can also be used for the same purpose.

Progress is being made, sometimes in surprising ways.