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Chris Remington@beehaw.orgM to Science@beehaw.org · 16 days ago

A virologist who grew cancer-killing viruses in her own lab and injected them into her tumour has been cancer-free for four years

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A virologist who grew cancer-killing viruses in her own lab and injected them into her tumour has been cancer-free for four years

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Chris Remington@beehaw.orgM to Science@beehaw.org · 16 days ago
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In the summer of 2020, Dr. Beata Halassy received news that her breast cancer had come back for the second time.
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    Absolutely. It highlights a curious direction of study, but doesn’t in itself prove anything. It might also be dangerous.

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      But still worth properly exploring, right.

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        Researchers have been developing oncolytic viruses for 25 years. Until 2025 when most of the world’s cancer research was ended by Trump.

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        Nah. Cancer said prove it and her next shot rimmed out so the game is still going.

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      About 5% of cancers spontaneously remit because the immune response is suddenly activated. It was coincident.

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        It very much could be. But we need more data to prove it one way or another.

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