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Cleveland State Scientist may have found a potential cure...

  • 4cards
    ...According to a report by WKYC in Cleveland, this Doctor has found a way to kill 60 different types cancer without damaging any existing tissue. If this is true, it would help untold numbers of cancer patients around the world.

    http://www.wkyc.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=62542313001#/CSU%20researcher%20stumbles%20onto%20potential%20breakthrough%20/62542313001
  • UA5straightin2008
    tits!
  • derek bomar
    O-H?
  • sleeper
  • SnotBubbles
    Let's hope that it is true. Too many lives have been lost (including several very close to me) due to cancer. I know SOMEDAY it will be as treatable as the flu...sooner, rather than later.
  • Mohican00


    where they knock cancer the fuck out
  • SnotBubbles
    http://www.cantonrep.com/news/x1526474743/Has-Cleveland-State-professor-found-a-cure-for-cancer
  • Devils Advocate
    Now then ... If Cleveland would learn how to play football,,,,,,,
  • vdubb96
    Would be the greatest news this earth has seen in a long long time!
  • FatHobbit
    How is snotbubbles the only one taking this seriously? I feel like I'm in the twilight zone!

    If true, this is amazing news!
  • gorocks99
    Promising, but we'll see if it ever gets to human trials.
  • tk421
    I'm extremely cynical, so I'd be shocked if this drug, if it pans out in human trials, ever makes it to the market. Way too much money to be made from cancer, as terrible as that is.
  • 2kool4skool
    If true, this scientist from Cleveland State is about to suddenly become one of the most respected/beloved people in the world. Would be arguably the crowning achievement of the an entire generation.
  • thavoice
    but does it give you a deadly staph infection?
  • karen lotz
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  • Mr. 300
    Will we see it in our lifetime?? I hope, as my wife is battling an extremely rare form of cancer.
  • Trueblue23
    Pretty pathetic that this world chooses money over saving a HUGE number of lives.
  • 4cards
    ^^^^^
    THIS +1
  • tk421
    Trueblue23 wrote: Pretty pathetic that this world chooses money over saving a HUGE number of lives.
    What is this suppose to mean? It takes a huge amount of money to come up with new drugs. Are they supposed to be free? Who pays for them?
  • j_crazy
    sweet shit.
  • redfalcon
    You can blast me for this, but yes, this should be free. Shy of cigarette induced cancers, no one chooses to get cancer, and no one should have to die financially to live physically. Let taxes pay for it, and with the right company running it, it could be made very well for dirt cheap.
  • tk421
    redfalcon wrote: You can blast me for this, but yes, this should be free. Shy of cigarette induced cancers, no one chooses to get cancer, and no one should have to die financially to live physically. Let taxes pay for it, and with the right company running it, it could be made very well for dirt cheap.
    That's a very nice thought, but it will never happen. We could collect 100% of everyone in the U.S. paycheck and still not have enough money to provide everyone with free drugs for stuff like this. Also, there would be huge problems with a society that has some how found a way to make it so that no one dies from cancers or other illnesses. We already have massive overpopulation issues on this planet, if no one ever got sick it would be extremely worse. It's a nice thought, but we aren't some Star Trek society were we can provide for everyone on Earth.
  • Al Bundy
    tk421 wrote:
    redfalcon wrote: You can blast me for this, but yes, this should be free. Shy of cigarette induced cancers, no one chooses to get cancer, and no one should have to die financially to live physically. Let taxes pay for it, and with the right company running it, it could be made very well for dirt cheap.
    That's a very nice thought, but it will never happen. We could collect 100% of everyone in the U.S. paycheck and still not have enough money to provide everyone with free drugs for stuff like this. Also, there would be huge problems with a society that has some how found a way to make it so that no one dies from cancers or other illnesses. We already have massive overpopulation issues on this planet, if no one ever got sick it would be extremely worse. It's a nice thought, but we aren't some Star Trek society were we can provide for everyone on Earth.
    More steps could be taken to make costs more reasonable.
  • tk421
    Al Bundy wrote:
    tk421 wrote:
    redfalcon wrote: You can blast me for this, but yes, this should be free. Shy of cigarette induced cancers, no one chooses to get cancer, and no one should have to die financially to live physically. Let taxes pay for it, and with the right company running it, it could be made very well for dirt cheap.
    That's a very nice thought, but it will never happen. We could collect 100% of everyone in the U.S. paycheck and still not have enough money to provide everyone with free drugs for stuff like this. Also, there would be huge problems with a society that has some how found a way to make it so that no one dies from cancers or other illnesses. We already have massive overpopulation issues on this planet, if no one ever got sick it would be extremely worse. It's a nice thought, but we aren't some Star Trek society were we can provide for everyone on Earth.
    More steps could be taken to make costs more reasonable.
    No doubt taken by the government? Ha, like they know how to cut costs.
  • Al Bundy
    tk421 wrote:
    Al Bundy wrote:
    tk421 wrote:
    redfalcon wrote: You can blast me for this, but yes, this should be free. Shy of cigarette induced cancers, no one chooses to get cancer, and no one should have to die financially to live physically. Let taxes pay for it, and with the right company running it, it could be made very well for dirt cheap.
    That's a very nice thought, but it will never happen. We could collect 100% of everyone in the U.S. paycheck and still not have enough money to provide everyone with free drugs for stuff like this. Also, there would be huge problems with a society that has some how found a way to make it so that no one dies from cancers or other illnesses. We already have massive overpopulation issues on this planet, if no one ever got sick it would be extremely worse. It's a nice thought, but we aren't some Star Trek society were we can provide for everyone on Earth.
    More steps could be taken to make costs more reasonable.
    No doubt taken by the government? Ha, like they know how to cut costs.
    They could reduce the time for patent which gives one company a monopoly.