icerose
06-01-2009, 08:19 AM
http://health.yahoo.com/news/ap/us_med_cancer_vaccines.html
It definitely sounds promising. It helps your body identify the cancer that needs to be killed and although they haven't cured cancer with it, they have put it into a remission of sorts for up to 44 months. That's pretty impressive. Especially if they can get it work against the more aggressive and deadly cancers like prostate, or harder to operate lung cancer.
I'm keeping my eyes out for this one to see where it goes.
What do you think?
It definitely sounds promising. It helps your body identify the cancer that needs to be killed and although they haven't cured cancer with it, they have put it into a remission of sorts for up to 44 months. That's pretty impressive. Especially if they can get it work against the more aggressive and deadly cancers like prostate, or harder to operate lung cancer.
I'm keeping my eyes out for this one to see where it goes.
What do you think?