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Re: OT...Are we killing ourselves...or what?
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Posted by Kelly C on January 13, 2004 at 09:29:07 from (63.171.43.140):
In Reply to: OT...Are we killing ourselves...or what? posted by Sad in SD on January 13, 2004 at 06:50:33:
Sooner or latter they will figure this out. They are just now starting to treat this as some thing other that just an illness. I have read a few things but didnt understand all of it. One thing I read was they think cancer maybe related to a virus also maybe genetic responses to this type of virus make some people get it and others not get it. Didnt understand all of it. Kinda went over my head. I also found interesting another article I read. They were wondering why when they remove a tumor another one just springs up Come to find out the tumor that is active sends a chemical signal that inhibits the growth of any others that may be in the system. IE it turns them off with this chemical or on with out the chemcal present. With all these smart people working on this. You would think they could come up with a sythisized version of this chemical and there by turn off any other dormant cancer sells in the system? ANy one else read any of that stuff?
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