

Clinical trials to begin in two years








Clinical trials are expected to begin in two years.

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Cancer Cure?
By Black1969ta on 6/20/2011 8:28:23 PM , Rating: 4
Vaccine? I thought a Vaccine prevented Illness, not cured it. Even so this could be Big news If it Pans out. When the Next Gen Consoles phase in the Government show establish a Network that uses Idles cycles of those machines and pay people to keep their old PS3's plugged in and crunch numbers for the Genome project and other scientific research. This is one of the few ways I agree with Government spending, and it stimulates the economy (putting money in a vast array of consumers pockets) Have pay based on data crunched and pay enough to pay the electricity and a moderately small stipend to boot, even if it only turned out to be $50 profit per month it would help! and the research computing power would help too!

RE: Cancer Cure?
By Synastar on 6/20/2011 8:36:14 PM , Rating: 5
The vaccine itself didn't cure it. The vaccine caused the mice's immune systems to create anti-bodies for the virus in the vaccine. That virus contained a payload that is the genetic make-up for the prostate cancer thus tricking the mice's immune systems into attacking the prostate cancer.

RE: Cancer Cure?
By jimhsu on 6/21/2011 1:55:43 AM , Rating: 4
Tech analogy: suppose that you have a piece of antivirus software, but (like always) it's out of date. Because you downloaded some pr0n, you got infected. The vaccine in this case is like a new set of virus definitions; once you get that in, the antivirus software goes in and saves your pr0n collection. But without it, the software has no idea what to look for.

How's that for 2 minutes of thinking?

