HISTORIC DISCOVERY! Personal cancer cure developed but why not
sooner? It remains to be seen if it will be widely adopted.
Researchers at Georgetown University are announcing a
significant advancement in cancer treatment. For the first time
ever, they have successfully grown cancer cells in a lab dish,
allowing them to cheaply experiment with different anti-cancer
drugs and develop individualized treatments. Human cells in a
petri dish. If this can be done so easily, why hasn't it been
done sooner for cancer? Pictured: two intestinal cancer cells.
This development could save thousands of lives each year. Still
the question is raised, why not sooner? Typically, scientists
work to grow pathogens in the laboratory first, then using those
lab-grown specimens, they can apply different treatments to see
what work best. Yet, despite the hundreds of billions of dollars
spent on cancer to date, why haven't doctors developed this
method for cancer? For understanding, there is not just one kind
of cancer. Cancers are as