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I have no knowledge of the field, but I'm guessing that zero profit potential for this therapy might have something to do with it. Hell, you can make aspirin i
by ryandvm 9y ago
I have no knowledge of the field, but I'm guessing that zero profit potential for this therapy might have something to do with it.
Hell, you can make aspirin in your kitchen.
- ekianjo 9y ago> I have no knowledge of the field, but I'm guessing that zero profit potential for this therapy might have something to do with it. It could be a trial financed by public institutions/governments, since it may have good impact on the overall health system if you can drastically reduce/delay cancer rates... (plus aspirin is dirty cheap to make compared to expensive cancer care once a cancer is found). Unless such institutions have a clear incentive to let people die earlier... Anyway, my point is, even if for-profit organizations won't do it, public organizations should be able to get funding if it makes sense for the public good.