What to do if you have a cure is an imaginary problem. Regulators set minimum standards for efficacy which involve a treatment being just barely statistically s

What to do if you have a cure is an imaginary problem. Regulators set minimum standards for efficacy which involve a treatment being just barely statistically significant. The problem is not burying cures, because playing the game of "make believe a treatment is better than placebo" is infinitely simpler than coming up with a cure. The cures people believe in are like the infamous 200 mpg carburetor.