[algore]

This novel treatment will no doubt be rushed to market in 12 months an the strength of Zebra fish testing, maybe with some really limited human trials which show something positive.

Since it might actually do something we should mandate it for all persons 12 years and up, the light from their phones can zap those glioblastomas before they even start.

[Midwesterner53]

It’s becoming more and more clear that using the healthy cells to attack the cancer cells is the way to go. Until now, the body has not attacked cancer cells since the body believes they are natural and not invaders from outside. This is very promising.

[jonrick46]

They can kill those cancerous cells by using mRNA technology to produce cancer killing antibodies.

[TheDon]

One day cancer will be as treatable as bacterial infections.

[SgtHooper]

“which ingest it ‘without being alerted to its toxic nature’”

That there is an idiocrat!

[Mr. K]

I think I’ve seen this movie.

[Pining_4_TX]

Now, now, for some people who are facing terminal illness, this may be a last hope. Nothing should be rushed into use, and sometimes it takes years for side effects to show up. However, if it’s “try this” or die, many people would want to try.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Or you could just get in a med bed for 15 minutes. 🙄

[JohnnyP]

If the cancer is inside your brain, how are they going to activate the drug with visible light?

[heartwood]

Chemotherapy can kill small undetected metastases. This phototherapy can only kill known and reachable tumors.