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I hate these headlines for all medical research proven in mouse models. They should say "in mice" or "might" they're written to imply that it's already proven t
by mesozoic 9y ago
I hate these headlines for all medical research proven in mouse models. They should say "in mice" or "might" they're written to imply that it's already proven to work in humans.
- gadders 9y agoI heard a quote on a science podcast once to the effect of "If you can't cure cancer in mice, you're not really trying."
- erikpukinskis 9y agoWhat about the headline implies humans? And they did prove. There's no might, they measured it. It bugs me that people like you read things into headlines that aren't there and then complain that the headline didn't clarify your assumptions.