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That's quite a provocative claim, but it sounds like a lot of hubris to me. Any biologists or MDs able to debunk this claim, or put context around it?
by burlesona 8y ago
That's quite a provocative claim, but it sounds like a lot of hubris to me. Any biologists or MDs able to debunk this claim, or put context around it?
- gus_massa 8y agoFrom the article: > Morad claims in the Post that AEBi has used its cancer treatment to inhibit human cancer cell growth in mice without affecting the animals’ healthy cells at all. The company has also completed several in-vitro trials and will soon begin clinical trials, according to Morad. Those could wrap up within a few years, said AEBi’s CEO, after which the treatment could be available in specific cases. They still don't have clinical test. It's just a promising idea with some initial tests. Moreover in other article he says https://www.jpost.com/HEALTH-SCIENCE/A-cure-for-cancer-Israeli-scientists-say-they-think-they-found-one-578939 https://www.jpost.com/HEALTH-SCIENCE/A-cure-for-cancer-Israe... > Morad said that so far,the company has concluded its first exploratory mice experiment, which inhibited human cancer cell growth and had no effect at all on healthy mice cells, in addition to several in-vitro trials. So they don't even have conclusive experiments in animals. Also, the time to make the clinical test to confirm that this is useful is long. The part about a "cure" within "a year" is ridiculous.