>They're still working on how to effectively get it where it needs to go in the body. I skimmed the paper, and this is indeed the case. The full extent of thei

>They're still working on how to effectively get it where it needs to go in the body. I skimmed the paper, and this is indeed the case. The full extent of their testing was in vitro testing against the lysate of a specific cancer cell line -- that is, against the "raw contents" of a bunch of cancer cells which have had their cell membranes removed. In my lay understanding, getting their stuff where it needs to go -- and only there -- is likely to be very difficult.