THIS IS HUGE! For the FIRST time ever, researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have successfully discovered a molecular switch that can actually REVERT cancer cells BACK TO NORMAL by capturing the critical transition state before full cancer development. 🧪🧵⬇️
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Hope it is real and give much needed hope to people suffering with cancer.
I hope the research team doesn’t end up needing body guards because of this
Fingers crossed that the results can be duplicated in humans - so many cures work in animals but just can't make the jump OR cause unforseen problems.
Still, super cool, hope it works.
Thank you as always for bringing us such wonderful news and taking the time to ensure even us non-scientists can understand 💕 you're the best!
Amazing news!!! Tnx for sharing Chise ☺️
Let's be careful out there. Pseudoscience kills.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11948-009-9121-x
It's a great way to reconnect to my science/biology background, and reminds me of the awesome work being done around the world, even when many things might feel kinda dark.
Everyone/every country should be throwing money into this to support this man and his team, or at the very least be helping to further the research with their own dedicated teams.
Also, thank ye for sharing this amazing news! Feels like a much-needed light this year 😁
The study has been published in Advanced Science. YES, it is PEER-REVIEWED.
• https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.202412503
A hopeful development
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The physical changes cancer cells can cause (large tumors requiring excision) would still pose an issue, correct?
They would just now be a large mass of normally-functioning cells that would still require excision.
Or would you want to revert the cells before removing the mass?
Presumably the reversion to normal cells would be the "cleanup" step to ensure no cancer cells remain to metastasize or grow?
Thank you phone keyboard, always being useful :)
Is it a common thing that all these results about the same topic get all released together?
Thank you Chise