Friday, September 23, 2011
Sounds like a miracle, hope it's true
The latest report from the Penn State College of Medicine bodes well for the fight against breast cancer.
Scientists at the Penn State College of Medicine said this week they have discovered a virus that is capable of killing all types of breast cancer "within seven days" of first introduction in a laboratory setting.As you read this, representatives of Big Pharma are descending on the Penn State campus with wide open checkbooks. With 20% of the population still vulnerable, this should be good for 6 figure drug therapies, no sweat.
The virus, known as adeno-associated virus type 2 (AAV2), is naturally occurring and carried by up to 80 percent of humans, but it does not cause any disease.
Researchers learned of its cancer-killing properties in 2005, after Penn State scientists observed it killing cervical cancer cells. They also found that women who carried the AAV2 virus and human papillomavirus (HPV), which causes cervical cancer, had a lower propensity to develop cervical cancer.
When combined in a lab recently, AAV2 eradicated all the breast cancer cells "within seven days," according to researchers. Better still, it proved capable of wiping out cancer cells at multiple stages, negating the need for differing treatments used today.
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