Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
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Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#2 The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense
Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#3The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense Interesting that the DOD supports this kind of research.
You gotta get creative when you have a trillion to dispense of every year.
Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#4The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense Interesting that the DOD supports this kind of research.
Googling "was supported by the Department of Defense" give many interesting results.
Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#5The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense Interesting that the DOD supports this kind of research.
Googling "was supported by the Department of Defense" give many interesting results.
Including Google. (Well, the CIA, if not the DoD.)
Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#6The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense Interesting that the DOD supports this kind of research.
DoD funds the VA, and cancer is a vast concern and expense for them. Good use of funds IMO.
I wish the best and fastest possible success to this very promising research. I wish it would come sooner for my family.
Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#7The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense Interesting that the DOD supports this kind of research.
Congress directs the military to fund research for a variety of medical conditions that impact both currently serving and retired military personnel: https://cdmrp.health.mil/researchprograms
Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#8The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense Interesting that the DOD supports this kind of research.
You gotta get creative when you have a trillion to dispense of every year.
This is the "Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs".
Directed by congress, run by DoD, doing cancer researches.
Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#9The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense Interesting that the DOD supports this kind of research.
You would be surprised. The DoD supports a really wide range of research, from biomedical to materials, energy, and computer science. After all, everything can be used to "defend" against an adversary.
It is one of the things that the US is still doing right. Lots of money is poured into basic research. Not all of them are used to build tanks and warships.
Re: Scientists develop pill able to kill all solid tumors in preclinical research
#10The Cell Chemical Biology study entitled “Small Molecule Targeting of Transcription-Replication Conflict for Selective Chemotherapy” was supported by the Department of Defense Interesting that the DOD supports this kind of research.
This research may be funded as part of the US "Cancer Moonshot" program started in 2016 [1]. VA hospitals serve millions of patients every year.
[1] https://www.defense.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/30...