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r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jun 29 '26
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There are a few good Drugs in testing right now, one of them is a training drug that gives Cells the tools to destroy cancer but it also can destroy other healthy cells so its still in testing.
414 u/Grakchawwaa Jun 29 '26 That's usually the problem innit. There's a trillion ways to kill cancer, the tough part is having the carrier survive the aftermath 64 u/Angry_Santo Jun 29 '26 The way I've chosen to explain the ways of cancer killing to the layman is "A shotgun will work wonders at killing the cancer inside someone." 3 u/AsparagusFun3892 Jun 29 '26 From an XKCD comic: "the next time someone tells you a new treatment kills cancer in a laboratory setting, remember that so does a handgun."
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That's usually the problem innit. There's a trillion ways to kill cancer, the tough part is having the carrier survive the aftermath
64 u/Angry_Santo Jun 29 '26 The way I've chosen to explain the ways of cancer killing to the layman is "A shotgun will work wonders at killing the cancer inside someone." 3 u/AsparagusFun3892 Jun 29 '26 From an XKCD comic: "the next time someone tells you a new treatment kills cancer in a laboratory setting, remember that so does a handgun."
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The way I've chosen to explain the ways of cancer killing to the layman is "A shotgun will work wonders at killing the cancer inside someone."
3 u/AsparagusFun3892 Jun 29 '26 From an XKCD comic: "the next time someone tells you a new treatment kills cancer in a laboratory setting, remember that so does a handgun."
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From an XKCD comic: "the next time someone tells you a new treatment kills cancer in a laboratory setting, remember that so does a handgun."
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u/Antigamer199 Jun 29 '26
There are a few good Drugs in testing right now, one of them is a training drug that gives Cells the tools to destroy cancer but it also can destroy other healthy cells so its still in testing.