[extropy-chat] Spanish scientists cure terminal liver cancer

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Thu Jun 2 14:59:35 UTC 2005


Spain Herald <http://www.spainherald.com/2005-05-31news.html>: Spanish 
researchers led by professor Antonio Bru, of the applied mathematics 
department at the Complutense university in Madrid, succeeded in curing a 
patient in the terminal phase of liver cancer through strengthening the 
patient's immune system. Bru stated that this form of therapy "opens very 
hopeful horizons" against all kinds of solid tumors within a short time, as 
according to his theory they all have a common pattern. The therapy, 
published today in the Journal of Clinical Research, is the result of twelve 
years of research. A mathematical solution to liver cancer was considered, 
equations were analyzed, and experiments on animals were performed. In 1998 
a new theory was proposed, according to which solid tumors develop according 
to a mathematical equation, said the Complutense. Therapy was applied to a 
terminal patient, given two months to live, with liver cancer, hepatitis C, 
and cirrhosis. The treatment consisted of bone marrow stimulation and the 
generation of large amounts of neutrophiles, a kind of leucocyte that 
impedes tumor development. According to the Complutense, the liver cancer 
remitted and the patient was able to return to work as a high school teacher 
within months, suffering only mild side effects. Besides Bru, Sonia Albertos 
of the San Carlos clinical hospital and Fernando Garcia-Hoz of the Ramon y 
Cajal hospital in Madrid participated in the research. The treatment took 
place at the Clinica de Valle in Madrid.
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