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I came across an article about searching for a cure for herpes. Supposedly, over 50% of adults in the U.S. have oral herpes. Yeah, they're never getting a cure. Never. Absolutely NEVER! No pharmaceutical is going to give up a captive market of 170 million people. The article then mentions a new drug that's been in development for 10 years coming on the market in two years. Is it a cure? Nope. It helps "treatment' to reduce symptoms. Cured patients don't need "treatment plans" that keep them paying to stay alive or live a semi-normal life.
That's the great and powerful benevolence of modern Soyance!™
That's the great and powerful benevolence of modern Soyance!™
Polio vaccine was a scam as well.
You're not aware of this?
You're not aware of this?
Sadly most retarded jewish following niggers on this board still believe in viruses and vaccines, because they don't understand basic facts like [all of these "infectious diseases" were already disappearing due to running water and refridgerators](https://files.catbox.moe/qup7fu.png), way before vaccines were introduced, and [basic science that viruses don't and have never existed](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13177653/).
5 minutes reaearch and I found 7 examples of recently developed cures.
* CRISPR Technology for Blood Disorders: The gene editing therapy CASGEVY, using CRISPR/Cas9, can now provide a “curative, one-time treatment” for beta-thalassemia
* Cervical Cancer. Pre-treatment with two established chemotherapy drugs, a recent international trial reduced deaths from cervical cancer by 40% and relapses by 35%.
* Quizartinib as a routine treatment for acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) with a specific genetic mutation.
* Cure for a Rare Immunodeficiency—Activated PI3-Kinase Delta Syndrome (APDS).
* Direct-Acting Antivirals for Hepatitis C - A typical course now cures the majority (95%) of those treated.
* CAR-T immunotherapy, available in the US, China, and Europe, can now send certain blood cancers (like acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in children) into durable, long-term remission—outcomes that many top oncologists deem curative in a subset of patients
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* Gene-editing for Sickle Cell Disease - in clinical trials, 96.6% of participants were disease-free after treatment.
* CRISPR Technology for Blood Disorders: The gene editing therapy CASGEVY, using CRISPR/Cas9, can now provide a “curative, one-time treatment” for beta-thalassemia
* Cervical Cancer. Pre-treatment with two established chemotherapy drugs, a recent international trial reduced deaths from cervical cancer by 40% and relapses by 35%.
* Quizartinib as a routine treatment for acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) with a specific genetic mutation.
* Cure for a Rare Immunodeficiency—Activated PI3-Kinase Delta Syndrome (APDS).
* Direct-Acting Antivirals for Hepatitis C - A typical course now cures the majority (95%) of those treated.
* CAR-T immunotherapy, available in the US, China, and Europe, can now send certain blood cancers (like acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in children) into durable, long-term remission—outcomes that many top oncologists deem curative in a subset of patients
and sadly
* Gene-editing for Sickle Cell Disease - in clinical trials, 96.6% of participants were disease-free after treatment.
White pill of the day
right? a lot of modern medicine sucks, especially the obvious focus on keeping you buying meds rather than curing you, but it's not all doom and gloom. the fact that we can shrug off most bacterial infections or that diseases like tuberculosis aren't a death sentence outside of happening to a super-robust 20-year-old who can afford to rest, that's nothing short of amazing.
medieval people weren't dying in droves from little scratches like we're led to believe, but if you got badly sick you did pretty much just have to stay in bed and hope for the best. we are much safer from illnesses and injury complications today.
medieval people weren't dying in droves from little scratches like we're led to believe, but if you got badly sick you did pretty much just have to stay in bed and hope for the best. we are much safer from illnesses and injury complications today.
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