Scientists Might Have Accidentally Cured Cancer

Daily Caller ^ | 1/21/2020 | PHILLIP NIETO

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[Rastus]

You won’t hear much more about this. Too much money in treating cancer and in researching eliminating cancer to actually eliminate it.

[Fungi]

“Might?” A very big word.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Other discussion on this possible breakthrough yesterday and today,,,

’One-Size-Fits-All' Cancer Treatment Could Be On The Horizon After Scientists Discover New Immune Cell By Accident Newsweek

Immune discovery 'may treat all cancer'

[Viking2002]

This could be one hell of a thing if they can confirm it. Can you imagine? And by accident?

[pissant]

Right up there with that Cold Fusion the Utah scientists discovered 20 years ago

[BipolarBob]

Next weeks news will describe the airplane crash that killed all of the researchers along with their research papers.

[bk1000]

Great. Just after I had my prostate fried to a crisp.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

Too much money in treating cancer and in researching eliminating cancer to actually eliminate it.

I would say, "Cynical much?" except that you may just be (sadly) more right than wrong in your opinion.

[Ezekiel]

“Previously nobody believed this could be possible. It raises the prospect of a ‘one-size-fits-all’ cancer treatment, a single type of T-cell that could be capable of destroying many different types of cancers across the population.”

[Berlin_Freeper]

The Cure

[Bommer]

No offense but Israelis think they have a cure for cancer
Canadians cure Cancer.... but no one notices
Kim Jong UN claims to cured cancer...and AIDS...and Ebola with a single miracle drug

[neverevergiveup]

"You won’t hear much more about this. Too much money in treating cancer and in researching eliminating cancer to actually eliminate it."

If anyone found an effective cancer treatment that is universally effective for most cancers, they would be a celebrity beyond celebrities, and if they held a patent they would be so wealthy they could make Bill Gates their pool boy. Thus, there is absolutely no way a viable cancer therapy will be suppressed.

More to the point, with regards this particular post, is that there are always 'gee whiz', 'unbelievable', earth shattering discoveries that ultimately prove to be just another addition to the armamentarium against disease. Rarely is there ever anything that ultimately proves to be a miraculous cure.

[Tacrolimus1mg]

T-Cells? Zombie apocalypse? What?

4 itchy tasty.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

Right up there with that Cold Fusion the Utah scientists discovered 20 years ago

And it's still just 10 years away from being commercially available...

[Sequoyah101]

This is impossible. We have been told time-after-time that advancements in medicine, particularly in drugs, are impossible without the profiteering, free wheeling, free enterprise system that is American Medicine. That great burgeoning medical industrial complex that saves lives and commandeers 25% of the GDP and aims to get even more. The system that intends to exchange all of our money if possible for our lives while preying on human frailty and even love to no good end since we will all die one day anyway. Sounds strangely like extortion doesn’t it?

[Buffalo Head]

"This could be one hell of a thing if they can confirm it. Can you imagine? And by accident?

Viagra was discovered by accident while searching for a better blood pressure lowering medication.

[Rastus]

I’d love to be wrong. It’d be great to be able to save our loved ones (and ourselves) from this horrible misery.

[The Duke]

If anyone found an effective cancer treatment that is universally effective for most cancers, they would be a celebrity beyond celebrities, and if they held a patent they would be so wealthy they could make Bill Gates their pool boy. Thus, there is absolutely no way a viable cancer therapy will be suppressed.

Also, where there may be a big profit in fighting cancer, it's also true that all cancer researchers, their families and the owners of cancer research institutes are themselves just as subject to the disease as anyone else.