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> Those usually do not translate into results in humans. Why would that be the case?
by mitchtbaum 9y ago
> Those usually do not translate into results in humans.
Why would that be the case?
- jhiska 9y agoBecause what works in animal studies doesn't often work in humans. This is why you hear about a novel cure for cancer in the news every month -- it's always animal studies. If you want something to get your hopes up, look for stuff undergoing human studies. They're not new(s) -- in fact, it's stuff that is known and has shown promise for years -- but they're more likely to eventually work.