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  • Sam06
    I heard that too. The guy sounded like he had a good theory. I think using cell created to target the cancer is a good idea.

    Its like using a sniper rifle rather than a shotgun.
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  • spasmcreek
    yepper..something to TARGET CANCER CELLS and stop their reproduction... without killing half your body....i think some cancer make themselves
    invisisble to immune system and then gorge on your blood nutrient supply speeding growth....runaway death machine...
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  • Brookwood
    Cancer Cure.....Sure wish it was true!

    To find the one cell in a human body that has gone rouge seems like trying to find a lost needle in a major city. I will always remain hopeful as I keep praying every day for a brother who is suffering with this curse as well as a few we all know here.

    I have lost many close family members and good friends to cancer. It just sucks![V]
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  • select-fire
    Speculation until proven
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  • spasmcreek
    just lost a 54 year old LPN friend to cancer....she fought it several years and i think she just wore out.....hard worker who gave her patients all she could...led a simple life in a small town...she deserved much better
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  • Mobuck
    I've known 2 or 3 people who had a one shot cure for cancer. Do you want details????
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  • nmyers
    Not just theory, some targeted cancer therapies are in use: specifically, Herceptin, to treat certain breast & stomach cancers.

    Others are now in clinical trial.

    I guess the researchers at the National Cancer Institute are as worthless as other federal employees. I don't know if they were essential or non-essential.

    Neal
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  • ltcdoty
    My brother has multiple myeloma, a blood cancer. One of the treatments used is a Carr T cell treatment. They take his stem cells and manipulate the DNA to attack the blood cancer and inject the new cells back into his body.

    He has recently had a stem cell transplant that has put him in remission...the Carr T cell treatment is the ace in the hole...

    As it stands this type of cancer is incurable...so far.....but can be managed some what.
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