[ConservativeMind]

Untreatable cancer may now have a viable, and very inexpensive, treatment option.

[ConservativeMind]

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[BitWielder1]

Oh no, another reason to outlaw hydroxychloroquine.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Who will be incentivized to run and pay for the clinical trials if HCQ is so cheap? Where’s the return?

You’d hope NIH would do it, but they’ve lost my confidence in the past two years.

[Magic Fingers]

40 years too late for my Dad, but I’m happy to see any advances in this treatment-resistant type of cancer.

[Trillian]

Ping

[Rurudyne]

Covid must really be winding down if they’re willing to again sing the praises of this drug.

[ptsal]

BKMK. ÷÷÷ HCQ

[gas_dr]

The parenthetical on the title is a little deceiving. Not sure if it was in the or original or if it was added. I am sure it was innocent of added.

The article shows that HCQ does not treat refractory CA. It does suggest that HCQ may either potentiate cisplatin. If I recall cisplatin is a rare earth alkaloid with a heavy metal. So it may stand to reason that HCQ which had a proposed MOS of being an ionophore allowing zinc fo cross the viral envelop in CoVId thereby leading to viral death did not show the results people hoped for.

However in highly metabolic cells such as CA it may be a better treatment as an adjuvant.

Interesting study to come.

[LS]

Yet another reason the “medical professionals” and Big Pharma didn’t want HCQ out there.