An electronic cure for cancer?

An electronic cure for cancer?


R. Colin Johnson
(07/09/2007 3:13 PM EDT)
URL: http://www.eetimes.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=201000258  
  
PORTLAND, Ore.

[SimplyStar]

If this does work  just imagine  the demand    

[alanpvegas]

Hopefully FDA gives it fast track status and also the special status they gave Taxol when it was first in clinical trials (they allowed it to be used outside of the trial as well because of it's promise).

This is almost like teasing a pet with a cookie...give it to us already! Our FDA is too slow.  :)

[freshair]

Sounds very similar to radiofrequency ablation which works very well.

[SimplyStar]

I look for the drug companies and  the medical profession to fight this, I really believe many of them do not want a cure.  It will be up to the people to demand FDA approval if the tests do prove good on human trials. The training of technicians to apply this method will also take time.  Do you have any idea how we can contact these researchers and get updates  as they proceed with the trials?  Would hate to see something good buried because  it is deemed  null and void by those that would lose money from cancer treatments.  It has happened before.

[dian07]

Holy cow...WOW!  This is great stuff.....I have always been a sci-fi nut but lookie here!  McCoy's transponder is finally here!  What an incredible step in the right direction if this works.....no more poison.....or, maybe not quite as much.....thanks for all the info you offer to us!
Peace.
dian

[alanpvegas]

cool!  I'll look into that!

[alanpvegas]

I haven't looked into it that much...I'm sure there will be something on their website, but most of this lab research stays in the lab until they release their reports/papers which are often indexed on pubmed (you can actually register on pubmed then create custom alerts and it will email you when new papers/pubs are put up there with the keywords you are looking for).

I'm going to keep an eye on this one too :)