Well this is interesting

[SeaCat]

Recently a local news station had a story about an M.D. getting ready to run clinical trials on a potential cure for Cancer.

From what the article said this treatment deals with the infusion of Neutrofils, (a type of white cell) from people who are immune to cancer. (There seems to be a large number of people like this and they also seem to be easily identifiable.)

The potential testing, which has already received the go ahead from the F.D.A. (much to my surprise) is to be done in a place called Boynton Beach.

I need to find some more info on this.

Cat

 

[voluptuary_manque]

Recently a local news station had a story about an M.D. getting ready to run clinical trials on a potential cure for Cancer.

From what the article said this treatment deals with the infusion of Neutrofils, (a type of white cell) from people who are immune to cancer. (There seems to be a large number of people like this and they also seem to be easily identifiable.)

The potential testing, which has already received the go ahead from the F.D.A. (much to my surprise) is to be done in a place called Boynton Beach.

I need to find some more info on this.

Cat

Innnnnnnnnnnteresting!

 

[TE999]

This experiment is not unlike Pasteur's initial experiments with vaccination. I sincerely hope it bears fruit.

A primer on Neutrophils can be found here: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-neutrophils.htm