[Red Badger]

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs............................

[Tired of Taxes]

I don’t know, but here’s a ping, anyway...

[dadfly]

well, after reading it, it looks like a pretty good approach to this evil. it just attacks on three fronts instead of one. it sounds like an enhanced chemotherapy within the target protein chemo paradigm. i hope and pray it’s a success and less toxic as claimed in the article. we’ll see.

[GaryCrow]

If it’s truly viable then big pharma will shut it down and the researchers will mysteriously die in a plane crash.

There’s too many billions of dollars being made treating cancer, they’re not gonna give that up.

[blackdog]

Bump for later.

[upchuck]

Sounds really good. But pardon me for not holding my breath.

[adorno]

A cure for cancer? Israeli scientists say they think they found one

If true, that would be more valuable than all the oil in the middle-east.

If only they found a cure for the cancer which ails all the middle-east and other Muslim countries.

Can we also fund the Israelis to search for a cure to liberalism?

[catnipman]

everything in that article actually makes sense ... IF they can do the things they say they can do, then I think these guys may really be on to something big ...

[Intolerant in NJ]

I’m old enough to remember the joy that swept us all when the polio vaccine was finally made available to the public en masse - let’s hope this turns out the same way.......

[RedMonqey]

"Extraordinary claims require Extraordinary Evidence”

This ain’t it.

[GILTN1stborn]

The cancer industrial complex will not allow such a thing. There are gigantic expensive cancer treatment centers around every corner and the shareholders are doctors who drive Teslas. The flesh mechanics business is too lucrative and will not be out of business. It ain't gonna happen.