DocCec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In a message dated 98-05-04 18:58:09 EDT, you write:
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My point is the press releases I see tout this as a cure today, now. Not
one human being has taken the drug. That will not happen for some time. If
it works as well in humans as is claimed in mice - a huge leap - it will
still take a considerable period of time for just finding the proper dosage.
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Don't know what you're watching, but the networks are saying they won't even
start human testing until roughly a year from now. They have to make enough
of the drug first, and I gather it isn't all that easy.
Hoax? I don't think so. If some gullible people are overestimating the
outcomes, that's not the fault of the researchers.
As nearly as I can see, IF it works it will work only on solid tumors, and
only on the specific tumors that are treated. That says, find the primary
before it mets, and hope for the best. At that, it's better than what we have
now.
Doc
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