The day is not far when terminal cancer can be eradicated at any stage. Scientists have been successful in this direction. They claim to have found a virus that is capable of eradicating more than 100 types of cancer found worldwide, despite being detected at the third or fourth stage. It has also been said that if everything remains as per the experiment then it can be tested on breast cancer patients only next year. The virus is named Vaccinia CF-33. According to scientists, this virus is similar in appearance to cowpox virus. It usually causes cold and cold in humans.
When this virus was mixed with the cancer cells, its results were very surprising. Scientists noticed during the experiment that the virus completely eradicated all types of cancer present in the petri dish. After this, scientists conducted the same test on cancer affected mice. This virus has done wonders in the rat's body as well. He shrunk the cancerous tumor in the rat.
Treatment of brain cancer started in America
It is being told that scientists were initially using this virus to treat brain cancer. There he also got some success in this direction. Scientists found that in some patients this tumor disappeared, while in some patients the tumor became very small. It was later developed by EmuGene, an Australian biotech company, as a medicine. The credit for making this drug containing viruses in this company goes to American scientist and cancer expert Professor Youman Fong.
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Professor Fong said that since the 19th century there was evidence that viruses eradicated cancer. Whenever the virus was vaccinated against rabies in people on dog bite, it was destroyed. However, there was also a fear that such a virus would not prove to be poisonous to humans anywhere and people would die. Professor Fong, in his trial, found that the cowpox had protected people for over 200 years. It is not considered harmful to humans. When he prepared this drug by mixing cowpox with many other viruses, he found that it is effective in destroying all types of cancer.
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