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...in mice.
by yborg 3y ago
...in mice.
- dsjoerg 3y agoGreat point and it's a step in the right direction.
- rzzzt 3y agoIt might be a sampling error on my part, but I see all the murine model breakthroughs and pretty much none of the "this was tested on humans and it did work to some extent" announcements. Phase I is fine, I'm not picky. "In mice" should be a prefix, not a suffix, eg. "Don't get your hopes up, but" or DGYHUB in short.
- hughw 3y agoThere's a Twitter account https://twitter.com/justsaysinmice https://twitter.com/justsaysinmice who simply links to articles whose titles could use a good "IN MICE"