Science fiction that's not that far to reality. By

Science fiction that's not that far to reality. By "not that far" I mean maybe a couple decades, but they're certainly getting closer imo.

Could kevetrin be the one ?

If the oral form wipes out cancers throughout the blood streams and kills the tumors, even metastatic, then why couldn't it be manipulated to be a vaccine?


Pretty cool Drano.

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Vanderbilt U ground-breaking research on how there are MANY more diseases caused by genetic mutations than previously thought.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/15/health/gen...nosis.html

Basically (if you don't subscribe to the Times and don't want to use up one of your 10 free articles per month) -- they did DNA analysis on thousands of patients, then created a database of their symptoms. They then looked to see if people who had the same disease had the same gene mutation -- and indeed it turns out that a lot of diseases DO have a gene involved.

Some diseases that require two copies of a gene to become active (recessive genes) may cause a milder or different form of the disease, later in life, than when the person has two copies of the gene. For instance, some people with asthma may have one of the two genes that cause cystic fibrosis, so they get asthma instead of CF.


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