[SittinYonder]

Wow!

[Mr. Mojo]

Fantastic.

[Enterprise]

So where can I get some of this stuff? Does it come in tablet or gelcaps?

[Billthedrill]

Well, well...BTT...

[Judith Anne]

Thanks for posting, this is a fascinating article.

[Cindy]

BTT

[JoeSixPack1]

There are two types of cancer reasearch articles.

One is a request for research dollars, and so is the other.

[fr_freak]

It's all fun and games until the virus mutates.

[null and void]

Using a bullet to kill a bullet...

[Lady Jag]

Amazing news!

[dawn53]

The virus, called adeno-associated virus type 2, or AAV-2, infects an estimated 80 percent of the population.

So is it the 20 percent that have never been exposed to the virus more prone to cancer?

[Luke]

Thanks for the post Tumbleweed.

This is good news. Hopefully, if the study passes phase3 with a high percentage of success it will be approved ASAP.

Frankly I'd rather see private, state and Federal research dollars go for programs like this than research projects to save endangered species of something like the snail darter or new building projects to be named after some congress critter.

[Yeti]

This could be very good news. Thanks for posting it!

[EdHallick]

Alright, I can continue my 4 pack a day habit!

[I'm ALL Right!]

I predict this will "go away" and never be heard about again. The ramifications of actually having a cancer "cure" are huge. The drug industry, the medical industry...huge hit. I don't think the gov't wants a cure, or there would already be one.

[dirtboy]

A common virus that is harmless to people can destroy cancerous cells in the body

Wait until they find out it causes heart disease.

[rwfromkansas]

Sounds great.

But, let's keep in mind it was only a study of 8.

However, what I am waiting for is a gene therapy/drug therapy based on a unusal gene an Italian (I think) family has that essentially makes them immune to heart disease no matter what they do and eat.

It is amazing. I forgot what it is called, but we are still waiting for that to be made into a drug to virtually end completely the heart disease menace.

[Trillian]

ping

[Domestic Church]

AAV-2 Ping!

[djf]

It is looking more and more like they will have highly effective treatments against many of the regular forms of cancer very soon.

And with the coming battle over Codex, we might not be able to get them even if it is little more than an ordinary weed or virus.

I'm still reading some real interesting stuff about Graviola, if it turns out it really works, but the drug companies sat on it because they couldn't synthesize it, it would be one of the greatest crimes humanity ever saw.