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Posted On: 09/13/2017 6:37:53 PM
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I would sure love to hear from posters with a knowledge of medical matters their ideas as to how widespread Brilacidin could become in the world of medicine.
We have been told Kevetrin may be able to work on 50% of cancers and should be an extremely attractive compound in cancer cocktails. Thus, a very large possible blanket of uses thrown over all cancers.
B seems to hold many marvelous properties and be able to work in a plethora of applications. Do any posters see B having the same possible scope as Humira? Is it a wonder drug that could become a foundation in quite widespread areas of medicine? I realize this is all ifs and maybe's at this time but could B become a household word due to its range of uses?
We have been told Kevetrin may be able to work on 50% of cancers and should be an extremely attractive compound in cancer cocktails. Thus, a very large possible blanket of uses thrown over all cancers.
B seems to hold many marvelous properties and be able to work in a plethora of applications. Do any posters see B having the same possible scope as Humira? Is it a wonder drug that could become a foundation in quite widespread areas of medicine? I realize this is all ifs and maybe's at this time but could B become a household word due to its range of uses?
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